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TrajLoc: Trajectory-Attention Localization for Multi-Object Motion Control

NeurIPS 2026 · Detection and segmentation › Tracking · approach: Transformer-based video object tracking · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Replaces cross-attention columns of object tokens with trajectory Gaussian heatmaps and encodes trajectory/depth and first-frame appearance as learned object tokens, enabling sparse multi-object motion control in I2V models without dense conditioning tensors.

Problem

Multi-object motion control in image-to-video generation degrades as object count grows and trajectories cross or occlude, because existing methods fuse trajectories into dense video-sized conditioning signals.

Approach

Overwrite each object token's cross-attention column (or, for joint self-attention, an approximation thereof) with a Gaussian heatmap centered on its trajectory at each frame, and carry trajectory+depth via a learned trajectory token and first-frame appearance via a learned appearance token in the text conditioning space.

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Datasets: MOTSynth MoVi-Extended Pool Football MOT17 DAVIS 2017

Benchmarks: MoVi-Extended Pool Football MOTSynth MOT17 DAVIS 2017

Metrics: PSNR LPIPS FVD end-point error

Baselines: Wan-Move ATI Tora MagicMotion

Builds on: Wan 2.1 CogVideoX Prompt-to-Prompt GLIGEN LoRA

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