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ARCON: Advancing Auto-Regressive Continuation for Driving Videos

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arxiv 2412.03758 v3 pith:MJ2S6FNJ submitted 2024-12-04 cs.CV

ARCON: Advancing Auto-Regressive Continuation for Driving Videos

classification cs.CV
keywords modelsvideoarconauto-regressivecontinuationdrivinglargesemantic
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Recent advancements in auto-regressive large language models (LLMs) have led to their application in video generation. This paper explores the use of Large Vision Models (LVMs) for video continuation, a task essential for building world models and predicting future frames. We introduce ARCON, a scheme that alternates between generating semantic and RGB tokens, allowing the LVM to explicitly learn high-level structural video information. We find high consistency in the RGB images and semantic maps generated without special design. Moreover, we employ an optical flow-based texture stitching method to enhance visual quality. Experiments in autonomous driving scenarios show that our model can consistently generate long videos.

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