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Add community video inpainting pipeline with temporal reuse #12506
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@asomoza Requesting for review |
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we don't need add tests here no? can you remove this?
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Thanks for the feedback, have removed the tests
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@yiyixuxu Thanks for the review! have addressed your feedback. Is there anything else needed from my side before this can be merged? |
What does this PR do?
This PR introduces a new community pipeline named VideoInpaintPipeline, which extends the existing StableDiffusionInpaintPipeline to support temporally-coherent video inpainting. The pipeline allows users to perform text-guided video editing and inpainting while maintaining temporal consistency across frames, enabling realistic motion, stable lighting, and coherent textures even on mid-tier GPUs.
It achieves this by:
Fixes #12477
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