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arXiv Computer Vision By Chenhao Zheng, Jieyu Zhang, Jianing Zhang, Weikai Huang, Ashutosh Kumar, Quan Kong, Oncel Tuzel, Chun-Liang Li, Ranjay Krishna

TrajTok: Learning Trajectory Tokens enables better Video Understanding

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TrajTok introduces an end‑to‑end video tokenizer that replaces traditional patchification with a lightweight, trajectory‑based tokenization process. It performs implicit clustering over space‑time pixels to generate object trajectories in a single forward pass, dynamically adjusting token granularity to semantic complexity while remaining independent of video duration. The resulting TrajViT2 model outperforms existing methods on classification and retrieval benchmarks, and TrajTok can also serve as a probing head (TrajAdapter) or alignment connector (TrajVLM) for vision‑language tasks, notably improving long‑video reasoning.

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