ProMoDD: Dataset Distillation for 3D Human Motion via Prototype-Conditioned Diffusion Models
We propose Prototype-Conditioned Motion Dataset Distillation (ProMoDD), which conditions a motion diffusion model on class-wise prototypes of temporally resolved recognition features.
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Key points
- Dataset distillation (DD) aims to retain the training utility of a large dataset in a much smaller set of examples.
- For skeleton-based action recognition, this requires capturing discriminative motion variation without disrupting the geometry and temporal continuity of articulated bodies.
- We further tailor diffusion training to motion data, enabling the generator to model both skeletal configurations and their temporal evolution.
- We then construct each compact training set through budget-aware hybrid selection: representative real sequences cover densely populated regions of the pooled recognition space, while selected generated candidates complement them in less-populated regions.
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- [1]ProMoDD: Dataset Distillation for 3D Human Motion via Prototype-Conditioned Diffusion ModelsarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 12, 03:50 AM
We propose Prototype-Conditioned Motion Dataset Distillation (ProMoDD), which conditions a motion diffusion model on class-wise prototypes of temporally resolved recognition features.
Dataset distillation (DD) aims to retain the training utility of a large dataset in a much smaller set of examples.
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