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Video understanding is advancing through innovative frameworks that enhance the interpretation of visual content. Techniques such as spatial encoding and adaptive token selection are enabling models to process complex video data more efficiently. Recent developments focus on improving the interaction between embodied agents and users, enhancing the ability to reason over multiple video streams. Moreover, new methods are being introduced to optimize video token usage, ensuring that models can maintain high accuracy while reducing computational costs. These advancements are crucial for builders aiming to create applications that require robust video analysis, such as surveillance, content moderation, and interactive media systems. As the demand for effective video understanding grows, these research efforts are paving the way for more intelligent and responsive systems.
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We introduce Thinking with Spatial Code, a framework that transforms RGB video into explicit, temporally coherent 3D representations for physical-world visual question answering. We highlight the empi...
Long video understanding remains challenging for Multi-modal Large Language Models (MLLMs) due to high memory costs and context-length limits. Prior approaches mitigate this by scoring and selecting f...
Multimodal large language models (MLLMs) have advanced from image-level reasoning to pixel-level grounding, but extending these capabilities to videos remains challenging as models must achieve spatia...
As embodied models become powerful, humans will collaborate with multiple embodied AI agents at their workplace or home in the future. To ensure better communication between human users and the multi-...
Video large language models have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in video understanding tasks. However, the redundancy of video tokens introduces significant computational overhead during inferen...
Tracking Any Point (TAP) has emerged as a fundamental tool for video understanding. Current approaches adapt Vision Foundation Models (VFMs) like DINOv2 via offline finetuning or test-time optimizatio...
Recent video multimodal large language models (MLLMs) increasingly couple step-by-step reasoning with on-demand visual evidence retrieval, allowing models to revisit relevant video segments during inf...
This paper addresses the challenging task of weakly-supervised video temporal grounding. Existing approaches are generally based on the moment proposal selection framework that utilizes contrastive le...
Several large-scale video datasets have been published these years and have advanced the area of video understanding. However, the newly emerged user-generated short-form videos have rarely been studi...
Camera motion is a fundamental geometric signal that shapes visual perception and cinematic style, yet current video-capable vision-language models (VideoLLMs) rarely represent it explicitly and often...
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