Predictive representation loss sharpens few-step video generation distillation

By injecting a self-supervised representation alignment term into distribution matching, the method reduces flickering and improves spatial detail across two video model architectures.

Chinese Tech
Junyi Chen · Haiyu Zhang · Zhoujie Fu · Tengfei Wang · Chunchao Guo

Shanghai Jiao Tong University · Hunyuan (Tencent) · Nanyang Technological University

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Illustration: Predictive representation loss sharpens few-step video generation distillation
The authors identify that distribution matching distillation (DMD) for few-step video generation degrades because it only supervises output samples, lacking regularization on internal representations.

The authors start from the Distribution Matching Distillation (DMD) framework, which trains a student model to match the output distribution of a teacher diffusion model.

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