arXiv Computer Vision By Amirhossein Zamani, Arianna Rampini, Bruno Roy

Controllable Exaggeration for Generative Motion Models via Training-Time Adaptation and Inference-Time Guidance

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The paper introduces a two-stage framework to incorporate the animation principle of exaggeration into motion generative models. During training, it fine‑tunes pre‑trained text‑to‑motion models on a curated exaggeration dataset. At inference, it uses a mathematical formulation based on dynamic movement primitives to guide diffusion and flow‑matching models toward more expressive, exaggerated motions while maintaining physical plausibility and the original motion intent.

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