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How does Context-as-Memory pick which earlier frames to condition on, how does it test scene consistency, and what can an outside agent obtain from it?

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Context-as-Memory (CaM) stores past frames unprocessed, concatenates retrieved ones with the frames being predicted along the frame axis, and retrieves by camera-trajectory field-of-view overlap (then drops adjacent duplicates and optionally adds far-in-space/time frames). It evaluates with PSNR/LPIPS against ground truth and a stronger 'history context' comparison where a camera rotates n degrees and returns and the new frames are compared with earlier generated frames. Reported on an Unreal Engine 5 set of 100 long videos with a 1B internal base model; code was 'Coming Soon' on the project page and the GitHub path was not found, while the dataset is on Hugging Face without a licence field.

Context-as-Memory (CaM) stores past frames unprocessed, concatenates retrieved ones with the frames being predicted along the frame axis, and retrieves by camera-trajectory field-of-view overlap (then drops adjacent duplicates and optionally adds far-in-space/time frames). It evaluates with PSNR/LPIPS against ground truth and a stronger 'history context' comparison where a camera rotates n degrees and returns and the new frames are compared with earlier generated frames. Reported on an Unreal Engine 5 set of 100 long videos with a 1B internal base model; code was 'Coming Soon' on the project page and the GitHub path was not found, while the dataset is on Hugging Face without a licence field. Curator qualifications: Excerpts located (one HTML-entity variant of 'github (coming soon)' is a formatting miss). CaM retrieval by FOV overlap; code not released at read time. 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] Context-as-Memory (CaM) stores past frames unprocessed, concatenates retrieved ones with the frames being predicted along the frame axis, and retrieves by camera-trajectory field-of-view overlap (then drops adjacent duplicates and optionally adds far-in-space/time frames). It evaluates with PSNR/LPIPS against ground truth and a stronger 'history context' comparison where a camera rotates n degrees and returns and the new frames are compared with earlier generated frames. Reported on an Unreal Engine 5 set of 100 long videos with a 1B internal base model; code was 'Coming Soon' on the project page and the GitHub path was not found, while the dataset is on Hugging Face without a licence field. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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