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arxiv 2503.02577 v1 pith:VTLU6LHW submitted 2025-03-04 cs.CV

SPG: Improving Motion Diffusion by Smooth Perturbation Guidance

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keywords motionguidancediffusionadditionalmodelmodelsperturbationsmooth
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This paper presents a test-time guidance method to improve the output quality of the human motion diffusion models without requiring additional training. To have negative guidance, Smooth Perturbation Guidance (SPG) builds a weak model by temporally smoothing the motion in the denoising steps. Compared to model-agnostic methods originating from the image generation field, SPG effectively mitigates out-of-distribution issues when perturbing motion diffusion models. In SPG guidance, the nature of motion structure remains intact. This work conducts a comprehensive analysis across distinct model architectures and tasks. Despite its extremely simple implementation and no need for additional training requirements, SPG consistently enhances motion fidelity. Project page can be found at https://spg-blind.vercel.app/

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