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Yinghua Shen

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Listen to Rhythm, Choose Movements: Autoregressive Multimodal Dance Generation via Diffusion and Mamba with Decoupled Dance Dataset

Advances in generative models and sequence learning have greatly promoted research in dance motion generation, yet current methods still suffer from coarse semantic control and poor coherence in long sequences. In this work, we present Listen to Rhythm, Choose Movements (LRCM), a multimodal-guided diffusion framework supporting both diverse input modalities and autoregressive dance motion generation. We explore a feature decoupling paradigm for dance datasets and generalize it to the Motorica Dance dataset, separating motion capture data, audio rhythm, and professionally annotated global and local text descriptions. Our diffusion architecture integrates an audio-latent Conformer and a text-latent Cross-Conformer, and incorporates a Motion Temporal Mamba Module (MTMM) to enable smooth, long-duration autoregressive synthesis. Experimental results indicate that LRCM delivers strong performance in both functional capability and quantitative metrics, demonstrating notable potential in multimodal input scenarios and extended sequence generation. The project page is available at https://oranduanstudy.github.io/LRCM/.

cs.GR

Video-Music Retrieval:A Dual-Path Cross-Modal Network

We propose a method to recommend background music for videos. Current work rarely considers the emotional information of music, which is essential for video music retrieval. To achieve this, we design two paths to process content information and emotional information between modal. Based on characteristics of video and music, we design various feature extraction schemes and common representation spaces. More importantly, we propose a way to combine content information with emotional information. Additionally, we make improvements to the classical metric loss to be more suited to this task. Experiments show that this dual path video music retrieval network can effectively merge information. Compare with existing methods, the retrieval task evaluation index: increasing Recall@1 by 3.94 and Recall@25 by 16.36.

cs.MM