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I2V looks much faster than T2V mainly because B=10 causes larger content shifts in T2V, so we recommend B=15. With B=15 (as in the table), T2V and I2V have nearly the same runtime and speedup. |
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Thanks for the great work!
LeMiCa - LeMiCa: A training-free caching acceleration framework proposed by the Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Research Institute of China Unicom, featuring DAG-based globally optimal modeling. LeMiCa offers adjustable speedup options for HunyuanVideo-1.5, delivering up to 2.9× (T2V) and 3.9× (I2V) faster inference. See LeMiCa4HunyuanVideo1.5 for details.
🧩 Text-to-Video (T2V) H100x4
HunyuanVideo1.5_T2V_720P.mp4
🧩 Image-to-Video (I2V) H100x4
HunyuanVideo1.5_I2V_720P.mp4
Official Support
Moreover, the acceleration paths provided by LeMiCa can be quickly adapted and seamlessly integrated into the HunyuanVideo-1.5 framework (e.g., see
infer_state.py#L48). We warmly welcome official support and would be excited to see this contribution merged upstream.