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Autori principali: Zhang, Liuzhou, Zhang, Zeyu, Wu, Biao, Tang, Luyao, Song, Zirui, He, Hongyang, Han, Renda, Yao, Guangzhen, Wang, Huacan, Chen, Ronghao, Chen, Xiuying, Huang, Guan, Zhu, Zheng
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.27915
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author Zhang, Liuzhou
Zhang, Zeyu
Wu, Biao
Tang, Luyao
Song, Zirui
He, Hongyang
Han, Renda
Yao, Guangzhen
Wang, Huacan
Chen, Ronghao
Chen, Xiuying
Huang, Guan
Zhu, Zheng
author_facet Zhang, Liuzhou
Zhang, Zeyu
Wu, Biao
Tang, Luyao
Song, Zirui
He, Hongyang
Han, Renda
Yao, Guangzhen
Wang, Huacan
Chen, Ronghao
Chen, Xiuying
Huang, Guan
Zhu, Zheng
contents Sign language plays a crucial role in bridging communication gaps between the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. However, existing sign language video generation models often rely on complex intermediate representations, which limits their flexibility and efficiency. In this work, we propose a novel pose-free framework for real-time sign language video generation. Our method eliminates the need for intermediate pose representations by directly mapping natural language text to sign language videos using a diffusion-based approach. We introduce two key innovations: (1) a pose-free generative model based on the a state-of-the-art diffusion backbone, which learns implicit text-to-gesture alignments without pose estimation, and (2) a Trainable Sliding Tile Attention (T-STA) mechanism that accelerates inference by exploiting spatio-temporal locality patterns. Unlike previous training-free sparsity approaches, T-STA integrates trainable sparsity into both training and inference, ensuring consistency and eliminating the train-test gap. This approach significantly reduces computational overhead while maintaining high generation quality, making real-time deployment feasible. Our method increases video generation speed by 3.07x without compromising video quality. Our contributions open new avenues for real-time, high-quality, pose-free sign language synthesis, with potential applications in inclusive communication tools for diverse communities. Code: https://github.com/AIGeeksGroup/FlashSign.
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spellingShingle FlashSign: Pose-Free Guidance for Efficient Sign Language Video Generation
Zhang, Liuzhou
Zhang, Zeyu
Wu, Biao
Tang, Luyao
Song, Zirui
He, Hongyang
Han, Renda
Yao, Guangzhen
Wang, Huacan
Chen, Ronghao
Chen, Xiuying
Huang, Guan
Zhu, Zheng
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Sign language plays a crucial role in bridging communication gaps between the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. However, existing sign language video generation models often rely on complex intermediate representations, which limits their flexibility and efficiency. In this work, we propose a novel pose-free framework for real-time sign language video generation. Our method eliminates the need for intermediate pose representations by directly mapping natural language text to sign language videos using a diffusion-based approach. We introduce two key innovations: (1) a pose-free generative model based on the a state-of-the-art diffusion backbone, which learns implicit text-to-gesture alignments without pose estimation, and (2) a Trainable Sliding Tile Attention (T-STA) mechanism that accelerates inference by exploiting spatio-temporal locality patterns. Unlike previous training-free sparsity approaches, T-STA integrates trainable sparsity into both training and inference, ensuring consistency and eliminating the train-test gap. This approach significantly reduces computational overhead while maintaining high generation quality, making real-time deployment feasible. Our method increases video generation speed by 3.07x without compromising video quality. Our contributions open new avenues for real-time, high-quality, pose-free sign language synthesis, with potential applications in inclusive communication tools for diverse communities. Code: https://github.com/AIGeeksGroup/FlashSign.
title FlashSign: Pose-Free Guidance for Efficient Sign Language Video Generation
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.27915