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Early Failure Detection and Intervention in Video Diffusion Models

Text-to-video (T2V) diffusion models have rapidly advanced, yet generations still occasionally fail in practice, such as low text-video alignment or low perceptual quality. Since diffusion sampling is non-deterministic, it is difficult to know during inference whether a generation will succeed or fail, incurring high computational cost due to trial-and-error regeneration. To address this, we propose an early failure detection and diagnostic intervention pipeline for latent T2V diffusion models. For detection, we design a Real-time Inspection (RI) module that converts latents into intermediate video previews, enabling the use of established text-video alignment scorers for inspection in th...

AuthorsKwon Byung-Ki, Sohwi Lim, Nam Hyeon-Woo et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published15 March 2026
Last updated at source15 March 2026
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