LumosFlow: Motion-Guided Long Video Generation
Jiahao Chen, Hangjie Yuan, Yichen Qian, Jingyun Liang, Jiazheng Xing, Pengwei Liu, Weihua Chen, Fan Wang, Bing Su

TL;DR
LumosFlow introduces a hierarchical framework for long video generation that explicitly incorporates motion guidance, utilizing large motion diffusion models for key frames and optical flow synthesis for smooth intermediate frames, achieving high-quality, coherent long videos.
Contribution
The paper presents LumosFlow, a novel hierarchical approach that combines large motion text-to-video diffusion and optical flow models for improved long video synthesis.
Findings
Achieves 15x interpolation for smooth motion.
Generates long videos with consistent motion and appearance.
Outperforms traditional interpolation methods.
Abstract
Long video generation has gained increasing attention due to its widespread applications in fields such as entertainment and simulation. Despite advances, synthesizing temporally coherent and visually compelling long sequences remains a formidable challenge. Conventional approaches often synthesize long videos by sequentially generating and concatenating short clips, or generating key frames and then interpolate the intermediate frames in a hierarchical manner. However, both of them still remain significant challenges, leading to issues such as temporal repetition or unnatural transitions. In this paper, we revisit the hierarchical long video generation pipeline and introduce LumosFlow, a framework introduce motion guidance explicitly. Specifically, we first employ the Large Motion Text-to-Video Diffusion Model (LMTV-DM) to generate key frames with larger motion intervals, thereby…
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TopicsAdvanced Vision and Imaging
