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$h$-control: Training-Free Camera Control via Block-Conditional Gibbs Refinement

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

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Proposes h-control, a training-free camera-control sampler for pretrained flow-matching video models that wraps hard masked latent replacement with an inner block-conditional pseudo-Gibbs refinement over 3D patches with a Welford-based freeze gate.

Problem

Training-free camera control for video flow-matching models trades off trajectory adherence against visual quality; hard replacement gives tight control but artifacts, while soft guidance needs heuristic strength tuning.

Approach

Augment each outer hard-replacement step with an inner pseudo-Gibbs (generalized DAE) chain on the unobserved latent complement at the same noise level, partitioned into 3D patches that are frozen adaptively once their running std stabilizes, claimed to converge to the partial-observation conditional law.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: RealEstate10K DAVIS

Benchmarks: RealEstate10K DAVIS

Metrics: FVD ATE RRE RTE LPIPS SSIM CLIP-f CLIP-v

Baselines: WorldForge TTM RePaint Coarse-Guided TrajectoryAttention TrajectoryCrafter ReCamMaster

Builds on: Bengio generalized denoising auto-encoder DPS Doob h-transform SRVS TTM

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