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Trained a representation-autoencoder latent diffusion world model on RocketLeague gameplay with multiple player action streams, studying shared dynamics and targeted physical-behavior evaluations.
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Inherits RAE/diffusion/world-model methods. Four-player20fps operation is reported on a B200; measured quality horizons reach five minutes, while hours-long stability is observational. Neither establishes indefinite physical fidelity, arbitrary environments or certified agent-training transfer.
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- Multiplayer Interactive World Models with Representation Autoencoders
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Anthony Hu; Chris Mulder; Aditya Makkar; Adam Jelley; Eloi Alonso; Florian Laurent; Fredrik Norén; James Swingos; Jan Hünermann; Kent Rollins; Lucas Hosseini; Matthieu Le Cauchois; Maxim Peter; Pim de Witte; Tim Brown; Vincent Micheli; Václav Volhejn; Adrien Ramanana Rahary; Amélie Royer; Alyx Liao; Manu Orsini; Moritz Böhle; Gabriel de Marmiesse; Patrick Pérez; Viktoriia Sharmanska; Lucia Specia; Michael Black
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MIRA: multiplayer action-conditioned world modeling
Trained a representation-autoencoder latent diffusion world model on RocketLeague gameplay with multiple player action streams, studying shared dynamics and targeted physical-behavior evaluations.
Scientific scope
Inherits RAE/diffusion/world-model methods. Four-player20fps operation is reported on a B200; measured quality horizons reach five minutes, while hours-long stability is observational. Neither establishes indefinite physical fidelity, arbitrary environments or certified agent-training transfer.
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People and systems
Anthony Hu; Chris Mulder; Aditya Makkar; Adam Jelley; Eloi Alonso; Florian Laurent; Fredrik Norén; James Swingos; Jan Hünermann; Kent Rollins; Lucas Hosseini; Matthieu Le Cauchois; Maxim Peter; Pim de Witte; Tim Brown; Vincent Micheli; Václav Volhejn; Adrien Ramanana Rahary; Amélie Royer; Alyx Liao; Manu Orsini; Moritz Böhle; Gabriel de Marmiesse; Patrick Pérez; Viktoriia Sharmanska; Lucia Specia; Michael Black
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.