arXiv Computer Vision By Zihan Su, Siwen Lu, Junhao Zhuang, Zeyue Xue, Haoyang Huang, Guanghao Li, Xiaofeng Tan, Chun Yuan, Nan Duan

Where and When to Force: Routed Forcing for Streaming Avatars

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The paper introduces Routed Forcing, a method that improves audio‑driven streaming avatar generation by selectively applying different distillation objectives to semantic regions and noise stages. It uses Data‑Forcing Distillation on person regions at high noise levels to restore motion diversity, while retaining Distribution Matching Distillation for mouth and background to keep lip sync and scene stability. Experiments show up to 45% better dynamics and 7–25% higher diversity compared to the previous Self Forcing approach.

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