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TrackGo: A Flexible and Efficient Method for Controllable Video Generation

AAAI 2025 · Video › Video generation · approach: Trajectory-guided motion control

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Proposes TrackGo, a motion-controllable image-to-video method that uses free-form masks and arrows converted to point trajectories, injected into SVD's temporal self-attention via a lightweight TrackAdapter with an attention loss.

Problem

Precise, efficient control of object and part motion in diffusion-based controllable video generation, where prior box-, point-, or ControlNet-based conditioning is imprecise and parameter-heavy.

Approach

Free-form masks plus arrows define the motion region and trajectory; the resulting point trajectories are injected by a parallel TrackAdapter branch in each temporal self-attention layer of SVD, with a mask suppressing the original branch on the motion region and an attention loss that accelerates convergence.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use TrackGo rather than DragAnythingSVD-based controllable video generation · VIPSeg validationFVD: 294.91 -> 248.27Helped
Use TrackGo rather than DragAnythingSVD-based controllable video generation · VIPSeg validationFID: 28.16 -> 25.60Helped
Use TrackGo rather than DragAnythingSVD-based controllable video generation · VIPSeg validationObjMC: 236.02 -> 191.15Helped
Use TrackGo rather than DragAnythingSVD-based controllable video generation · Internal validation datasetFVD: 169.73 -> 136.11Helped
Use TrackGo rather than DragAnythingSVD-based controllable video generation · Internal validation datasetFID: 32.85 -> 29.19Helped
Use TrackGo rather than DragNUWASVD-based controllable video generation · Internal validation datasetObjMC: 129.80 -> 79.52Helped
Add attention loss (ablation)TrackGo · Internal validation dataset, across 14k, 16k, and 18k stepsFVD: 216.54 -> 204.02; 191.54 -> 184.03; 165.12 -> 136.11Helped
Add attention mask and attention loss (ablation)TrackGo · Internal validation dataset, across 14k, 16k, and 18k stepsFVD: 219.15 -> 204.02; 208.31 -> 184.03; 218.50 -> 136.11Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: internal video dataset (~110K filtered clips) VIPSeg

Benchmarks: VIPSeg internal validation set (300 videos)

Metrics: FVD FID ObjMC parameters inference time user study votes

Baselines: DragNUWA DragAnything

Builds on: Stable Video Diffusion Animate Anyone Co-Tracker DEVA

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