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CAST: Modeling Visual State Transitions for Consistent Video Retrieval

As video content creation shifts toward long-form narratives, composing short clips into coherent storylines becomes increasingly important. However, prevailing retrieval formulations remain context-agnostic at inference time, prioritizing local semantic alignment while neglecting state and identity consistency. To address this structural limitation, we formalize the task of Consistent Video Retrieval (CVR) and introduce a diagnostic benchmark spanning YouCook2, COIN, and CrossTask. We propose CAST (Context-Aware State Transition), a lightweight, plug-and-play adapter compatible with diverse frozen vision-language embedding spaces. By predicting a state-conditioned residual update ($Δ$) f...

AuthorsYanqing Liu, Yingcheng Liu, Fanghong Dong et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published9 March 2026
Last updated at source9 March 2026
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