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FrameVGGT: Coherence-Preserving Memory for Bounded Streaming Geometry

NeurIPS 2026 · Architectures and efficiency › Attention and transformers · approach: Block-sparse attention kernels · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes FrameVGGT, an inference-only bounded-memory scheme for streaming geometry transformers that keeps frame-wise KV segments as coherent units (selected by key-space segment dissimilarity) plus a sparse anchor tier, evaluated on 3D reconstruction, video depth and pose.

Problem

Streaming visual geometry transformers accumulate an unbounded KV-cache over long streams, and under fixed memory budgets token-level cache retention fragments the geometric context needed for stable multi-view matching.

Approach

Shift bounded cache retention from token granularity to frame-wise KV segments summarized by a mean key prototype; select diverse segments via greedy farthest-first over cosine distance, and add a sparse anchor tier for persistent long-range references. Motivated by a directional-concentration diagnostic and variance bound.

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Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: 7-Scenes NRGBD Long3D Bonn TUM-dynamics

Benchmarks: 7-Scenes NRGBD Long3D Bonn TUM-dynamics

Metrics: Acc Comp NC Abs Rel delta<1.25 ATE RPE trans RPE rot

Baselines: CUT3R Point3R TTT3R XStreamVGGT InfiniteVGGT OVGGT

Builds on: StreamVGGT InfiniteVGGT CUT3R

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