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SATB-VR: Training Few-Step Video Restoration Diffusion Model using SNR-Aware Trajectory Blending

While diffusion models excel in video restoration, their reliance on extensive iterative steps limits efficiency. Conversely, aggressive single-step distillation often compromises fine texture recovery. To achieve an optimal balance, we present SATB-VR, a few-step paradigm that jump-starts the denoising process via an auxiliary predictor, explicitly bypassing early low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) steps. However, naive joint training of the predictor and the denoiser inherently introduces a severe train-inference discrepancy. To resolve this, we propose the SNR-Aware Trajectory Blending (SATB) strategy. During the forward process, SATB constructs the noisy input by dynamically blending the...

AuthorsHaoran Bai, Xiaoxu Chen, Xiaoyu Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published27 June 2026
Last updated at source27 June 2026
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