Test-time method prevents drift in long video generation by keeping caching in-distribution

ID-Forcing aligns both KV caching and conditioning with training configurations, enabling minute-scale generation from a five-second model.

Top University
Jeongwoo Shin · Youngyoon Choi · Sangwoo Jo · Hyunmog Kim · Sungjoon Choi · Joonseok Lee · +2 more

Seoul National University · Korea University · Sungkyunkwan University · Georgia Institute of Technology

Research Digest··2 min read
The paper identifies the KV-provenance problem, where cached key-value entries become out-of-distribution beyond the training horizon, causing drift in autoregressive video generation.

The authors analyzed autoregressive video diffusion models and identified that drift arises from the KV-provenance problem: beyond the training horizon, KV entries are cached under unseen provenance, becoming OOD.

Why this paper

From Seoul National University and 3 others · Part of KV Cache Compression, now 4 papers

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In-Distribution Forcing prevents drift in long video generation by aligning KV caching and conditioning with training configurations.

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