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This paper systematically compares three training-free paradigms—direct, parallel, and sequential—for text-conditioned multi-subject image-to-video generation. It addresses challenges in preserving subject appearance, assigning distinct motions, and maintaining spatial-temporal coherence.
This paper systematically compares three training-free paradigms—direct, parallel, and sequential—for text-conditioned multi-subject image-to-video generation. It addresses challenges in preserving subject appearance, assigning distinct motions, and maintaining spatial-temporal coherence.
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Text-conditioned image-to-video (I2V) generation has advanced rapidly, yet generating videos with multiple subjects remains challenging. A model must simultaneously preserve the appearance of each subject, assign distinct motions, and maintain coherent spatial and temporal interactions. This paper presents a...
Understanding the strengths and limitations of different training-free approaches can guide future development of multi-subject video generation models. This is crucial for applications requiring realistic and coherent video synthesis from images without extensive retraining.
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