arXiv Computer Vision By Guangzhao He, Hadar Averbuch-Elor, Wei-Chiu Ma

Can 4D Foundation Models Remember?

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The paper "Can 4D Foundation Models Remember?" introduces PersistBench, a dataset and metric suite that uses 360° videos to evaluate visual memory in 4D foundation models. It focuses on three aspects—object permanence, motion continuity, and appearance preservation—to assess how well models remember objects after they leave the field of view. Experiments show that current models only maintain short‑term consistency, revealing a significant gap between perception and robust memory.

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