Carried codec states improve video models’ temporal reasoning

RESUME accumulates motion and residual updates in a recurrent latent state, preserving event order without increasing predictive-frame token budgets.

Chinese Tech
Can Zhang · Xiaotian Han · Junyuan Shang · Yuchen Ding · Zhenyu Zhang · Shuohuan Wang · +2 more

Beijing University of Chemical Technology · Baidu, Inc.

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The authors treat compressed video as a sequence of state updates rather than a collection of separately encoded frames.

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From Baidu, Inc. and Beijing University of Chemical Technology

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RESUME improves temporal video reasoning by updating a latent state with motion and residual signals from codec predictions.

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