Independent chunk scoring reduces drift in long autoregressive video rollouts

The authors separate per-chunk visual correction from sequence-level temporal refinement, improving quality well beyond the model’s five-second training horizon.

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Chenjian Gao · Zhihao Hu · Jianqi Ma · Jun Zhang · Weidong Zhang · Tianfan Xue

MMLab · The Chinese University of Hong Kong · Tencent AIPD

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The authors study streamable video diffusion models that generate successive chunks while conditioning on a sliding window of previously generated frames.

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Rollout-Marginal Distillation scores each generated chunk independently against a teacher, then refines temporal coherence, preventing error accumulation in long autoregressive video generation.

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