VideoGen-Agent: Reinforcing Video Generation Agents
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The paper presents VideoGen-Agent, a reinforcement learning-based multimodal agent that coordinates tools for video generation, significantly improving performance on the new VABench benchmark.
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Abstract
Recentadvancesinvideogenerativemodelshaveenabledhigh-fidelity,temporallycoherentvideogeneration.However,thesemodelsoftenstruggletosatisfypromptsrequiringspecializedknowledge,specificidentities,physicalconsistency,ororderedevents.Inthispaper,wepresentVideoGen-Agent,amultimodalagenttrainedthroughmultitaskagenticreinforcementlearningtouseexternaltoolsforvideogeneration.Theagentcoordinatesaugmentation,generation,andverificationtoolsthroughmulti-turninteractions,usingthepromptandintermediateobservationstoguideitsdecisions.Wetrainasharedpolicyonacategory-balanceddatasetspanningsixtasks.Supervisedfine-tuningonteacher-generatedtrajectoriesestablishestool-usebehavior,whichisthenrefinedthroughreinforcementlearning.Acategory-awarehybridrewardevaluatestool-callvalidity,task-appropriatetooluse,andgeneratedvideoquality.WefurtherintroduceVABench,aheld-outbenchmarkof600promptscoveringproceduralknowledge,single-andmulti-entityidentitypreservation,physicalconsistency,scenecomposition,andmulti-shottemporalstructure.OnVABench,VideoGen-Agentimprovesoveritsbasetext-to-videogeneratorby19.1points,from56.5to75.6.Upgradingthegenerationtoolsfurtherraisesthescoreto86.1withoutadditionalagenttraining.Humanratersprefertheupgradedconfigurationoverthestrongeststandalonebaselinein84.3%ofcomparisons.Theseresultssupportlearningtooluseacrossvideo-generationtasksandshowthatthetrainedagentcanbenefitfromsubsequentadvancesingenerationtools.
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