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DensityKV: Density-Guided KV Cache Compression for Long Video Generation

Autoregressive video diffusion models enable streaming generation through sliding-window attention, but each generated block is conditioned on previously generated content, causing appearance and motion errors to propagate recursively over time. Historical key-value (KV) memory preserves earlier subject and scene states and helps maintain long-horizon consistency. However, retaining every generated state creates a historical archive that grows continuously with the rollout, while recurrent states repeatedly add redundant coverage. To address this problem, we propose DensityKV, a training-free historical KV bank management strategy. DensityKV maintains a separate token-level KV bank for ea...

AuthorsWenqu Zhao, Xuemin Chi, Xin Zhang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published28 August 2026
Last updated at source28 August 2026
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