Motion Attribution for Video Generation
Investigates which training clips influence generated motion. Gradient-based attribution uses motion-weighted masks to separate temporal dynamics from static appearance and guide fine-tuning data selection.
Overview
Investigates which training clips influence generated motion. Gradient-based attribution uses motion-weighted masks to separate temporal dynamics from static appearance and guide fine-tuning data selection.
Investigates which training clips influence generated motion. Gradient-based attribution uses motion-weighted masks to separate temporal dynamics from static appearance and guide fine-tuning data selection.
When reading the original paper, identify its problem, inputs, outputs, and methodological assumptions.
Investigates which training clips influence generated motion. Gradient-based attribution uses motion-weighted masks to separate temporal dynamics from static appearance and guide fine-tuning data selection.
Check the baselines, datasets, evaluation protocol, and ablations in the original paper. This directory overview does not provide an independent evaluation or experimental results table.
References
ID: icml-2026-motion-attribution · Last verified:
