The authors developed the Decoupled Drift-Diffusion World Model, or D3WM.
World model learns where to predict and where to generate
D3WM preserves action-driven structure with deterministic prediction, while directing diffusion toward spatially uncertain regions.
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Anton Arapin · Aditya Singh · Yixin Wang · Jun Gao · Bernadette Bucher
University of Michigan · NVIDIA
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Arapin and colleagues divide future-frame prediction into two components: predictable changes caused by an action, and uncertain content such as newly revealed surfaces or dynamic textures.
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From NVIDIA and University of Michigan
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D3WM jointly predicts deterministic next states and spatial uncertainty maps to guide diffusion for consistent future frames.
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