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Rethinking the State Update Gate for Long-Sequence Recurrent 3D Reconstruction

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

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Proposes Adaptive Frame Gating (AFG), a parameter-free, training-free scalar frame-level gate computed from frame-to-frame feature change that scales TTT3R's per-token state update in constant-memory streaming 3D reconstruction.

Problem

Long-sequence drift in constant-memory recurrent streaming 3D reconstruction (CUT3R/TTT3R-style), where per-token update gates are bounded and nearly frame-invariant, giving a short effective memory horizon of about 3 frames.

Approach

Add a frame-level graded write weight alpha_t = sigmoid(kappa(||feature change|| - tau)) that multiplies TTT3R's per-token gate, so novel frames write at full strength and redundant frames are down-weighted (never discarded), with no parameters, training, or extra forward pass.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: TUM-RGBD ScanNet KITTI Bonn 7-Scenes NRGBD

Benchmarks: TUM-RGBD ScanNet KITTI Bonn 7-Scenes NRGBD

Metrics: ATE RPE AbsRel RMSE delta<1.25 accuracy completeness

Baselines: TTT3R TTSA3R MeMix CUT3R StreamVGGT FastVGGT InfiniteVGGT LongStream Keyframe-VO VGGT

Builds on: CUT3R TTT3R test-time training

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