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CAST-ASD: Causal Attention over Speakers and Time for Online Active Speaker Detection

We present CAST-ASD (Causal Attention over Speakers and Time), a causal joint model for active speaker detection (ASD). Recent ASD models improve performance by jointly processing all faces in a scene, but operate offline, with the full clip available before any frame is labelled. Low-latency causal detectors instead process each face independently. CAST-ASD combines joint face reasoning with fully causal inference. It applies scene-level attention across faces within the current frame and causal temporal attention over each face's history, enabling information sharing across speakers with zero lookahead. Its parameter count does not grow with the number of faces. On MSDWild, where most n...

AuthorsPratham Gupta, Haotian Qi, Tushar Sandhan et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published10 October 2026
Last updated at source10 October 2026
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