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Free-viewpoint Human Animation with Pose-correlated Reference Selection

CVPR 2025 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: Pose-guided person image synthesis · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a pose-correlated, multi-reference diffusion network with adaptive top-K reference selection for free-viewpoint human animation under large viewpoint and camera-distance changes, plus the MSTed TED-video dataset.

Problem

Diffusion-based human animation from a single reference image fails under large viewpoint and camera-distance changes (zoom-in/zoom-out) because single references lack appearance details and pose alignment degrades.

Approach

Uses multiple reference images and a pose correlation module that computes attention maps between non-aligned reference and target poses; an adaptive top-K selection keeps only the most informative reference features, keeping compute roughly constant as references grow.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use two reference images instead of the single-reference baseline (ablation)Human animation model · MSTedFVD: 26.32 vs. 9.82Helped
Add the pose correlation module to the two-reference baseline (ablation)Human animation model · MSTedFVD: 9.82 vs. 7.60Helped
Add reference selection to the two-reference model with pose correlation (ablation)Human animation model · MSTedPSNR: 32.20 vs. 32.49Helped
Increase inference references from one to twoProposed method · MSTedPSNR: +0.31 PSNRHelped
Increase inference references from one to twoProposed method · MSTedFVD: 20.88 -> 7.044Helped
Increase inference references from one to tenProposed method · DyMVHumansFVD: 9.047 -> 5.459Helped
Train with multiple references and use one reference at inferenceProposed method · DyMVHumansPSNR: 33.58 -> 34.22Helped
Train with multiple references and use one reference at inferenceProposed method · DyMVHumansL1: 56.30 -> 56.47Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: MSTed DyMVHumans

Benchmarks: MSTed DyMVHumans

Metrics: L1 PSNR LPIPS MOVIE FVD

Baselines: MagicAnimate AnimateAnyone Champ

Builds on: AnimateAnyone Champ MagicAnimate temporal aggregation

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