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SapiensID 2.0: Aligning Human Recognition Foundation Models with Human Perception

NeurIPS 2026 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Deepfake video detection · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Extends the SapiensID human recognition foundation model by distilling MLLM (Qwen2.5-VL-7B) soft-biometric semantics into its embedding space via subspace alignment and adding a keypoint-tracking temporal attention head (K-SAH) for video and gait recognition.

Problem

Human recognition foundation models rely on static geometric features, leading to semantic blindness (confusing people with similar clothing or differing fixed attributes) and missing temporal kinematic cues, while large annotated soft-biometric and video datasets are scarce.

Approach

Offline MLLM-generated fixed and dynamic soft-biometric text embeddings are used as teacher subspaces: ITA aligns principal components of fixed-trait embeddings, TND orthogonalizes features against dynamic-trait (clothing) subspaces, and K-SAH extends semantic cross-attention across a temporal window of keypoint-tracked patches, reusing image-pretrained weights.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: WebBody4M WebBody CCVID CCPG LTCC PRCC Market1501 MSMT17 CCDA Celeb-ReID LFW CPLFW

Benchmarks: CCVID CCPG LTCC PRCC Market1501 MSMT17 CCDA Celeb-ReID WebBody LFW CPLFW CFP-FP

Metrics: rank-1 accuracy mAP face verification accuracy

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