HOMIE: Human-object Centric Video Personalization via Multimodal Intelligent Enchancement
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HOMIE is a framework for human-object centric video personalization that integrates MLLM features to improve subject fidelity and interaction patterns, achieving state-of-the-art performance.
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Abstract
Human-objectcentricvideopersonalization(HOCVP)isacoretaskwithinsubject-drivenvideogeneration.However,existingmethodssufferfromtwokeylimitations.First,mostapproachesfocusingoninter-subjectpersonalizationstillstruggletostrikeabalancebetweenhighsubjectfidelityandaccurateinteractionpatternsbetweenhumansanddiverseobjects,especiallywhenobjectsrepresentabstractconceptssuchaslogos.Second,whileintra-subjectreferences(e.g.,OCRmaps,multi-viewinputs)areexpectedtoenhancesubjectfidelity,mostexistingworkslackmechanismstounderstandsuchlatentcorrespondence.Toaddressbothchallenges,weproposeHOMIE,anHOCVPframeworkthattacklesbothinter-andintra-subjectinputsettingsinaunifiedmanner.Comparedtopreviousapproaches,HOMIEproposesabetterMLLMintegrationstrategytoextractknowledgeofreference-levelrelationshipswithoutcompromisingthecontrollabilityoftextencodersorincurringcostlyre-alignment.Specifically,weintroduceglobalmultimodalguidancewithinself-attentiontobetteralignMLLM-derivedsemanticfeatureswithVAEtokens.Furthermore,weproposemodality-referenceembeddingtodifferentiatetokensfromMLLMfeaturesandVAEtokensandassociateintra-subjectreferenceimagetokens.Extensiveexperimentsvalidatethatourmethodachievesstate-of-the-artperformanceacrossvariousHOCVPtasks.ProjectPage:https://yiyangcai.github.io/homie-page.github.io/
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