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arXiv Computer Vision By Jingchen Fei, Zengbin Wang, Yukun Liu, Muyi Sun, Shibiao Xu, Man Zhang

Who Remains, What Changes: Identity Anchored Composed Gait Retrieval

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The paper introduces Composed Gait Retrieval (CoGR), a task that retrieves a target gait sequence using a reference sequence and a natural language modification query. To support this, the authors create the first gait-language datasets—Language‑Augmented CCPG and Language‑Augmented CASIA‑B—via an automated annotation pipeline powered by large vision‑language models. They propose ComposeGait, an identity‑anchored composition framework with a Part‑aware Identity Adapter that injects identity tokens into a shared Q‑Former, achieving state‑of‑the‑art retrieval performance on both benchmarks.

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