DreamFactory
DreamFactory: Pioneering Multi-Scene Long Video Generation with a Multi-Agent Framework
Zhifei Xie, Daniel Tang, Dingwei Tan, Jacques Klein, Tegawend F. Bissyand, Saad Ezzini · 2024-08-21
- Management
- T2 Dynamic Memory
- Memory changes during deployment through a stable management policy.
- Representation
- Source- and modality-specific
How experience becomes memory
Each path is one memory component, traced from what is stored to how it is found again.
Long- and short-term visual memory of generated scenes/frames
- Represented asRetained perceptual source evidenceSource- and modality-specific
- Stored inVector-indexed collection
- Retrieved bySimilarity search, Planner / tool-assisted retrieval
- Source evidenceSource directly available
Image vector-DB entries; Base-frame references. New scenes are conditioned on retrieved reference frames; Monitor agent checks the new scene against stored frames.Full paper: Algorithm 2 Calculate CSSC Score · PDF p. 8 · Figure 1 / method overview
How memory changes (T2 operations)
Update · Rule-based update
Short-term memory turns over and the Monitor agent re-conditions scenes; a fixed monitoring rule. For DreamFactory, this specifically supports fixed-rule insertion or replacement of Long- and short-term visual memory of generated scenes/frames.
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- UniversalRAGT1 · Video & streaming
- AViLAT2 · Video & streaming
- Co-DirectorT2 · Video & streaming
- Context-as-MemoryT2 · Video & streaming
- EGAgentT2 · Video & streaming
- EventMemAgentT2 · Video & streaming