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VideoHallu: Evaluating and Mitigating Multi-modal Hallucinations for Synthetic Videos

2025-05-10

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Synthetic video generation using foundation models has gained significant attention due to its realism and broad applications. However, while these models excel at generating visually coherent and high-quality video frames, they often overlook commonsense reasoning and physical law violations, leading to abnormal content. Existing score-based evaluations like VideoScore[1] mainly focus on general video quality an...

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16e83bf1-b1d8-58f2-9072-10ebba2ba466
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10.32388/bxc6x1
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