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Track4Gen: Teaching Video Diffusion Models to Track Points Improves Video Generation

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arxiv 2412.06016 v3 pith:XIDZT3DH submitted 2024-12-08 cs.CV cs.AIcs.LG

Track4Gen: Teaching Video Diffusion Models to Track Points Improves Video Generation

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keywords videotrack4gengenerationdiffusiontrackingpointacrossappearance
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While recent foundational video generators produce visually rich output, they still struggle with appearance drift, where objects gradually degrade or change inconsistently across frames, breaking visual coherence. We hypothesize that this is because there is no explicit supervision in terms of spatial tracking at the feature level. We propose Track4Gen, a spatially aware video generator that combines video diffusion loss with point tracking across frames, providing enhanced spatial supervision on the diffusion features. Track4Gen merges the video generation and point tracking tasks into a single network by making minimal changes to existing video generation architectures. Using Stable Video Diffusion as a backbone, Track4Gen demonstrates that it is possible to unify video generation and point tracking, which are typically handled as separate tasks. Our extensive evaluations show that Track4Gen effectively reduces appearance drift, resulting in temporally stable and visually coherent video generation. Project page: hyeonho99.github.io/track4gen

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