PreCoG: Preview-Edit for Efficient Video Correction in Generation-Time
We introduce PreCoG, an iterative framework for correcting semantic failures during video generation.
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Key points
- Iterative text-to-video generation relies on feedback to correct compositional and temporal failures.
- PreQA diagnoses failures from low-cost previews and constructs corrective conditions, while PreEdit edits cached generation trajectories under these conditions, attenuating orthogonal changes to limit disruption of already correct content.
- PreCoG completes generation only for the selected candidate, reusing its cached trajectory to reduce redundant computation and help preserve semantic consistency between the preview and the final video.
- Experiments show that PreCoG achieves the highest VBench and T2V-CompBench scores and approaches VSR's leading VS2 score at $0.56\times$ its inference time.
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- [1]PreCoG: Preview-Edit for Efficient Video Correction in Generation-TimearXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 9, 08:01 AM
We introduce PreCoG, an iterative framework for correcting semantic failures during video generation.
Iterative text-to-video generation relies on feedback to correct compositional and temporal failures.
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