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What does OpenS2V-Eval measure about keeping a given subject's identity in generated video, and what scores did closed and open subject-to-video systems get?

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OpenS2V-Nexus (arXiv 2505.20292, v3 read) is a single-clip subject-to-video benchmark, not a cross-shot one: 180 prompts in seven categories, one generated video per sample at seed 42, scored with NexusScore (detector-cropped subject versus reference), NaturalScore (GPT-based naturalness), GmeScore (text relevance), FaceSim, aesthetics and motion. In the human domain Hailuo has the top total (60.20%; FaceSim 57.79, NaturalScore 74.52) while VideoMaker has the highest FaceSim (76.45) but a NaturalScore of 47.08, and the authors say ConsisID and Concat-ID have relatively strong FaceSim yet significant copy-paste issues. EntityBench characterises OpenS2V as evaluating single-subject preservation within individual shots. Code is Apache-2.0; the dataset and leaderboard are on Hugging Face.

OpenS2V-Nexus (arXiv 2505.20292, v3 read) is a single-clip subject-to-video benchmark, not a cross-shot one: 180 prompts in seven categories, one generated video per sample at seed 42, scored with NexusScore (detector-cropped subject versus reference), NaturalScore (GPT-based naturalness), GmeScore (text relevance), FaceSim, aesthetics and motion. In the human domain Hailuo has the top total (60.20%; FaceSim 57.79, NaturalScore 74.52) while VideoMaker has the highest FaceSim (76.45) but a NaturalScore of 47.08, and the authors say ConsisID and Concat-ID have relatively strong FaceSim yet significant copy-paste issues. EntityBench characterises OpenS2V as evaluating single-subject preservation within individual shots. Code is Apache-2.0; the dataset and leaderboard are on Hugging Face. Curator qualifications: All excerpts located; OpenS2V is single-clip, not cross-shot (scope note). Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] OpenS2V-Nexus (arXiv 2505.20292, v3 read) is a single-clip subject-to-video benchmark, not a cross-shot one: 180 prompts in seven categories, one generated video per sample at seed 42, scored with NexusScore (detector-cropped subject versus reference), NaturalScore (GPT-based naturalness), GmeScore (text relevance), FaceSim, aesthetics and motion. In the human domain Hailuo has the top total (60.20%; FaceSim 57.79, NaturalScore 74.52) while VideoMaker has the highest FaceSim (76.45) but a NaturalScore of 47.08, and the authors say ConsisID and Concat-ID have relatively strong FaceSim yet significant copy-paste issues. EntityBench characterises OpenS2V as evaluating single-subject preservation within individual shots. Code is Apache-2.0; the dataset and leaderboard are on Hugging Face. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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