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Mind the RefGAP: Correcting Reference Attention in Diffusion-Based Visual Editing

Reference-guided diffusion editors struggle to faithfully reproduce user-provided references. We identify a potential bottleneck in diffusion editors: many methods provide limited reference-attention allocation. For example, in LoomVideo, edit-region queries assign less than 1% of their attention mass to the reference. We introduce RefGAP, a training-free correction that determines logit-offset magnitudes online at each layer from the reference-attention mass measured during the forward pass. Positive offsets to reference logits strengthen reference usage by edit-region queries, while negative offsets for keep-region queries limit reference-induced changes outside the edit. Two global coe...

AuthorsYanan Wang, Shengcai Liao, Guangyi Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published28 September 2026
Last updated at source28 September 2026
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