Tracking Objects Through Visibility Gaps in 4D Scene Graphs
A new method addresses the challenge of maintaining object identity when objects disappear inside opaque carriers and reappear later.
Preprints and papers, rewritten in plain English.
A new method addresses the challenge of maintaining object identity when objects disappear inside opaque carriers and reappear later.
A new arXiv preprint introduces AnomalyJev, a framework that evaluates multimodal LLM anomaly-detection explanations by verifying individual claims.
A paper on zero-shot composed image retrieval suggests that concise retrieval and critic-based re-ranking may improve on methods that rely on large vision-language models.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a spectral-aware global-local dynamic model to improve multispectral object detection in complex aerial scenes.
A new arXiv study shows that privacy leaks in video class unlearning come from redundant frame information rather than motion trajectories, exposing blind spots in current evaluation methods.
A new self-supervised technique aims to reduce the noisy geometry that plain NeRF models produce, without changing the core architecture.
A new arXiv paper outlines the requirements for turning video models into real-time playable game worlds.
A new preprint warns that medical vision-language models are typically judged on pristine images, ignoring the progressive evidence loss common in real clinical settings.
A new paper asks whether scene text editing can be done using only real images, sidestepping the usual need for paired before-and-after training data.
A new arXiv preprint argues that bounding-box prompts in 3D vision-language benchmarks cause semantic leakage and proposes a point-based alternative.
A new arXiv preprint argues that world models need configurable perception to filter task-irrelevant noise from real-world observations.
A new approach uses region-guided extraction and abstention-aware screening to apply draft R3337 warning criteria to food-package photos.
A new arXiv paper argues that dynamic 4D reconstruction should treat visual geometry as a causally evolving state rather than using unordered temporal aggregation.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a unified feed-forward framework that maps video latents to 4D Gaussian splats for both reconstruction and conditional generation.
A new multimodal LLM uses psychophysical principles to recognise emotional responses in videos that lack explicit emotional cues.
A new framework proposes using generative deception to make language-model attackers spend more computational resources, potentially shifting the defender-attacker cost balance.
A new method called HistoLoop uses iterative contextual inference to predict spatial gene expression from H&E-stained tissue images.
A new arXiv study asks whether a single encoder can combine the strengths of many geospatial foundation models into one consistent representation.