MTSS replaces monolithic video captions with factorized streams and relational grounding, yielding reported gains in understanding benchmarks and generation consistency.
Videoanydoor: High-fidelity video object insertion with precise motion control.arXiv preprint arXiv:2501.01427
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Durian introduces a dual-reference diffusion model trained via self-reconstruction on video frames to enable cross-identity attribute transfer in portrait animations, supporting multi-attribute composition and interpolation.
SimInsert is a training-free video object insertion technique that decouples the task into single-frame editing and semantic motion description, using image-to-video diffusion models with non-invasive guidance to achieve spatio-temporal coherence.
A dual-contrastive disentanglement method factorizes videos into independent task and embodiment latents, then uses a parameter-efficient adapter on a frozen video diffusion model to synthesize robot executions from single human demonstrations without paired data.
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SimInsert: Seamless Video Object Insertion via Regional Sparse Attention Fusion
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