Coupled Scene Graph Anticipation: When With-Constraint Recall Hides Structural Inconsistency
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The paper examines latent action models that encode transitions between video frames using algebraic constraints such as additive composition and antisymmetric reversal. It demonstrates that these algebraic consistency conditions do not reliably certify temporal structure, as unconstrained models can achieve similar error reductions and constrained models still outperform unconstrained ones even after temporal pairings are destroyed. The authors find that preserving temporal pairing offers no consistent advantage on downstream tasks and that a direct repair objective yields only marginal improvement, recommending a more rigorous validation protocol.
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