Splitting experts by role improves video diffusion model scaling

The authors demonstrate that SplitMoE, which separates experts into semantic and generic branches, outperforms standard MoE in convergence speed, routing coherence, and video generation quality under matched activated-parameter budgets.

Chinese Tech
Yu Xu · Yuxin Zhang · Xiao Yang · Haotian Yang · Yizhi Wang · Xinwei Huang · +4 more

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences · ByteDance · Canva Research · University of Science and Technology Beijing

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The authors propose SplitMoE, a video diffusion architecture that bifurcates the expert pool into semantic experts (for high-level abstraction) and generic experts (for residual visual details).

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SplitMoE improves video diffusion by separating experts into semantic and generic groups to avoid spatiotemporal fragmentation.

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