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Motion Style Slider: Endpoint-Supervised Continuous Style Control for Human Motion Diffusion

Existing human motion diffusion methods provide strong motion generation quality, and recent style transfer models can inject target style cues, but fine-grained continuous control of style intensity remains underexplored. In production, style intensity is subjective across artists and directors, so the practical requirement is not a universal absolute unit, but a reliable monotonic control axis. We propose Motion Style Slider, a motion-to-motion style transfer framework for endpoint-supervised continuous control. Given a content motion and a style motion, we construct a style direction in a learned motion-style embedding space and condition diffusion generation with a scalar intensity. T...

AuthorsChen-Chieh Liao, Yichen Peng, Yiyi Cai et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published25 September 2026
Last updated at source25 September 2026
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