MoST introduces a novel approach to motion style transfer by disentangling style from content, resulting in high-quality output motions without the need for post-processing. The method significantly outperforms existing approaches, especially in scenarios with different content motions.
Existing methods often struggle with transferring styles between motions with different contents, requiring heavy post-processing. MoST addresses this challenge by effectively separating style and content features using innovative architectures and loss functions.
The proposed model achieves superior results in both qualitative and quantitative evaluations on representative motion capture datasets. It successfully transfers stylistic characteristics between diverse action types without compromising the content of the motions.
MoST's unique design incorporates Siamese encoders, part-attentive style modulators, and novel loss functions to enhance the disentanglement of style from content. This results in well-stylized and plausible motion outputs across various scenarios.
The study highlights the importance of clear separation between style and content in motion style transfer tasks. By introducing innovative techniques, MoST demonstrates exceptional performance compared to existing methods.
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