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GHOST: Geometry-Hierarchical Online Streaming Token Eviction for Efficient 3D Reconstruction

NeurIPS 2026 · Architectures and efficiency › Attention and transformers · approach: KV cache eviction and compression · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes GHOST, a training-free online KV-cache token eviction method for streaming 3D reconstruction that scores tokens using the model's own depth, point-confidence and camera-pose outputs, plus special-token boosting and cosine-similarity layer budgets.

Problem

Streaming 3D reconstruction from long monocular videos needs a KV cache that grows linearly with sequence length; existing eviction relies on attention or key-similarity heuristics that ignore 3D geometric value.

Approach

Hierarchical dual-level importance (frame-level pose change, depth-gradient variance and recency plus token-level feature saliency and depth/point confidence), a deterministic boost for camera and register tokens, and layer-wise budgets derived from offline cosine similarity of layer inputs and outputs.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: 7-Scenes NRGBD Bonn Long3D

Benchmarks: 7-Scenes NRGBD Bonn Long3D

Metrics: Accuracy Completeness Normal Consistency Abs Rel delta<1.25 KV cache size speedup

Baselines: VGGT StreamVGGT CUT3R Point3R TTT3R InfiniteVGGT

Builds on: StreamVGGT InfiniteVGGT PyramidKV

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