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Hi-FLoop: Hierarchical State-Feedback Loops for Multi-Timescale World Modeling

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Hi-FLoop introduces a hierarchical state‑feedback framework for multi‑agent traffic simulation that reconciles decision time scales over an 8‑second rollout. The model uses eight scene‑level Worlds to maintain joint hypotheses, with an 8‑second Goal, 2‑second Preview, and 1‑second Control hierarchy, and commits only executed prefixes every 0.5 seconds to preserve factual consistency. A joint preview interaction graph and a prefix‑frozen A‑to‑B cascade enable sparse interaction refinement and accurate state recovery, achieving an overall score of 0.689987 on the H‑D public‑validation split and strong oracle‑minADE performance. whyItMatters":"The paper presents a novel multi‑timescale approach that improves consistency and realism in long‑horizon traffic simulations, as evidenced by its competitive evaluation metrics."

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arXiv Machine Learning
Sep 10

ActionSplice: In-Flight Action Editing for Interactive World Models

ActionSplice is an inference framework for chunk‑autoregressive video world models that allows in‑flight action editing without re‑sampling completed evaluations. It formulates the problem as Counterfactual State Transport (CST), using a lightweight corrector to move the backbone representation toward the state induced by a revised action at the same solver step. Two variants, CST*R and CST*T, update either the entire active chunk or only its suffix, achieving significant reductions in rollback‑relative LPIPS and providing speedups over waiting.

By Pardis Taghavi, Tingyu Guo, Jonas Lossner, Gaurav Pandey, Reza Langari