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LaMo: Self-Supervised Latent Motion Priors for Physical Realism in Video Generation

NeurIPS 2026 · Video › Video generation · approach: Trajectory-guided motion control · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes LaMo, a self-supervised latent motion prior over frame-to-frame latent changes that yields a training-time Motion Drift Loss and a sampling-time Motion Prior Guidance to improve physical fidelity of CogVideoX video diffusion models.

Problem

Video diffusion models produce visually plausible clips that often violate physical and motion consistency, and existing fixes rely on external simulators, teacher models, or curated physics data.

Approach

Extract a latent motion prior from frame-to-frame latent differences in ordinary unlabeled training videos, exposing a channel-mean macro drift as a training loss on predicted x0 and a learned small CNN micro motion field as CFG-style guidance on the noise prediction during sampling.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: OpenVid VideoPhy VideoPhy2 VBench

Benchmarks: VideoPhy VideoPhy2 VBench

Metrics: Semantic Adherence Physical Commonsense VBench quality score VBench semantic score VBench total score

Baselines: CogVideoX-2B CogVideoX-5B DreamWorld MoAlign VideoREPA PhyT2V WISA PHANTOM

Builds on: CogVideoX VideoREPA classifier-free guidance LoRA

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