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Dynamic Content Prediction with Motion-aware Priors for Blind Face Video Restoration

CVPR 2025 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Video restoration with temporal priors · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes DCP-MP, a blind face video restoration framework that predicts discrete dictionary elements from degraded video using a motion-aware semantic dictionary (VQGAN-style) with motion regularization and a conditional skip-feature correction module.

Problem

Blind face video restoration: restoring high-quality face video sequences from unknown degradations while maintaining temporal consistency across frames, which image-based blind face restoration methods fail to handle.

Approach

A motion-aware semantic dictionary whose neighbor-set graph of element adjacencies across time encodes motion; a temporal-aware element predictor maps degraded content to dictionary elements, which are refined by cross-attention over motion neighbors, and a conditional structure feature correction module filters encoder skip features before the generator.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use DCP-MP instead of DifFaceBlind face video restoration · VFHQ-Test-LQFID: 63.73 -> 53.12Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of BasicVSR++Blind face video restoration · VFHQ-Test-LQIFD: 5.11 -> 3.71Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of DifFaceBlind face video restoration · HDTF-LQFID: 34.47 -> 26.24Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of PGTFormerBlind face video restoration · HDTF-LQIFD: 4.55 -> 3.62Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of CodeFormerBlind face video restoration · YTF-MediumFID: 65.15 -> 52.81Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of BasicVSR++Blind face video restoration · YTF-MediumIFD: 5.55 -> 5.49Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of CodeFormerBlind face video restoration · YTF-HardFID: 72.25 -> 54.10Helped
Use DCP-MP instead of BasicVSR++Blind face video restoration · YTF-HardIFD: 7.40 -> 7.36Helped
Add the temporal-aware element predictor instead of nearest-neighbor dictionary matching (ablation)DCP-MP · VFHQ-Test-LQLPIPS: 0.4512 -> 0.2418Helped
Add the temporal-aware element predictor instead of nearest-neighbor dictionary matching (ablation)DCP-MP · HDTF-LQFID: 79.12 -> 26.24Helped
Add motion regularization (ablation)DCP-MP · VFHQ-Test-LQIFD: 4.01 -> 3.71Helped
Add motion regularization (ablation)DCP-MP · HDTF-LQIFD: 3.96 -> 3.62Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: VFHQ

Benchmarks: VFHQ-Test-LQ HDTF-LQ YTF-Medium YTF-Hard

Metrics: PSNR IDS LPIPS FID IFD

Baselines: BasicVSR++ MIA-VSR IA-RT FMA-Net PGTFormer CodeFormer RestoreFormer DR2 DiffBIR DifFace

Builds on: VQGAN CodeFormer BasicVSR++

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