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FOLIO: Focused Semantic Memory for Streaming Video Understanding

In online streaming video understanding, a video stream continues to arrive and queries may be issued at any time. Because streaming frames grow without bound, the system must continuously compress and retain information from the observed video prefix while future frames and future queries remain unknown. The core challenge is deciding what information to retain and how to organize the maintained history: as this history grows with the stream, memory cost increases and many redundant visual details are retained, whereas later queries often depend on specific entities, actions, and their temporal changes. To address this challenge, we introduce FOLIO, a training-free focused semantic memor...

AuthorsHaoyang Fan, Dhruv Parikh, Anvitha Ramachandran et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published14 July 2026
Last updated at source14 July 2026
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