Head Forcing assigns tailored KV cache strategies to local, anchor, and memory attention heads plus head-wise RoPE re-encoding to extend autoregressive video generation from seconds to minutes without training.
Lumos-1: On autoregressive video generation from a unified model perspective
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Rolling Sink is a training-free cache adjustment technique that maintains visual consistency in autoregressive video diffusion models for ultra-long open-ended generation beyond training horizons.
Reward Forcing combines EMA-Sink tokens and Rewarded Distribution Matching Distillation to deliver state-of-the-art streaming video generation at 23.1 FPS without copying initial frames.
LongLive is a causal autoregressive video generator that produces up to 240-second interactive videos at 20.7 FPS on one H100 GPU after 32 GPU-days of fine-tuning from a 1.3B short-clip model.
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Head Forcing: Long Autoregressive Video Generation via Head Heterogeneity
Head Forcing assigns tailored KV cache strategies to local, anchor, and memory attention heads plus head-wise RoPE re-encoding to extend autoregressive video generation from seconds to minutes without training.
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Rolling Sink: Bridging Limited-Horizon Training and Open-Ended Testing in Autoregressive Video Diffusion
Rolling Sink is a training-free cache adjustment technique that maintains visual consistency in autoregressive video diffusion models for ultra-long open-ended generation beyond training horizons.
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Reward Forcing: Efficient Streaming Video Generation with Rewarded Distribution Matching Distillation
Reward Forcing combines EMA-Sink tokens and Rewarded Distribution Matching Distillation to deliver state-of-the-art streaming video generation at 23.1 FPS without copying initial frames.
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LongLive: Real-time Interactive Long Video Generation
LongLive is a causal autoregressive video generator that produces up to 240-second interactive videos at 20.7 FPS on one H100 GPU after 32 GPU-days of fine-tuning from a 1.3B short-clip model.