Explicit context constraints improve interactive video story continuations

VIS-Ground converts source material, rendered history and viewer requests into constraints that guide and verify video generation.

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Bingxuan Li · Yiwen Song · Xueqing Wu · Yanzhou Pan · Yang Li · Kuang Su · +7 more

Google · University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign · University of California, Los Angeles

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Li and colleagues study how a video generator should respond when viewers redirect a story after part of it has already been shown.

The authors formulate interactive continuation as a contextual-grounding problem.

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VIS-Ground achieves an average 10.3 point composite score improvement over baselines in interactive video storytelling.

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