Dynamics-aware distillation preserves motion in four-step video world models

DyMD modifies distribution-matching supervision to retain robot-object interactions while compressing video generation into four sampling steps.

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Beihang University · JD Future Academy

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Xu et al.

The authors analyzed the two principal training signals in Distribution Matching Distillation: guidance from a frozen teacher model and a fake-score critic that estimates discrepancies in the student's generated distribution.

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DyMD improves few-step video generation by preserving interaction dynamics via distribution matching distillation.

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