# Which adherence and temporal-consistency metrics do the Cosmos-Transfer, VACE, RealMaster and Enhancing Photorealism Enhancement papers report, and can their numbers be compared?

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- updated: 2026-10-23T12:18:14.949Z
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Adherence is reported only by the Cosmos-Transfer papers (control re-extraction metrics: Blur SSIM, Edge F1, depth si-RMSE, mask mIoU). Temporal consistency is reported by VACE and RealMaster through VBench Temporal Flickering/Motion Smoothness, and by Transfer2.5 as a DOVER-based error-accumulation curve; the Transfer1 paper text read defines no temporal-consistency metric. The same Transfer1-7B configuration scores differently in the Transfer1 paper (TransferBench) and the Cosmos 2.5 report (PAIBench-Transfer), so numbers do not carry across papers.

Adherence is reported only by the Cosmos-Transfer papers (control re-extraction metrics: Blur SSIM, Edge F1, depth si-RMSE, mask mIoU). Temporal consistency is reported by VACE and RealMaster through VBench Temporal Flickering/Motion Smoothness, and by Transfer2.5 as a DOVER-based error-accumulation curve; the Transfer1 paper text read defines no temporal-consistency metric. The same Transfer1-7B configuration scores differently in the Transfer1 paper (TransferBench) and the Cosmos 2.5 report (PAIBench-Transfer), so numbers do not carry across papers.

Curator qualifications: All excerpts located. Same-system different-number conflict (Transfer1-7B quality 8.54 vs 9.24; Edge F1 0.28 vs 0.38 across benchmarks) kept.

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Evidence claims:
- [sourced_fact] Adherence is reported only by the Cosmos-Transfer papers (control re-extraction metrics: Blur SSIM, Edge F1, depth si-RMSE, mask mIoU). Temporal consistency is reported by VACE and RealMaster through VBench Temporal Flickering/Motion Smoothness, and by Transfer2.5 as a DOVER-based error-accumulation curve; the Transfer1 paper text read defines no temporal-consistency metric. The same Transfer1-7B configuration scores differently in the Transfer1 paper (TransferBench) and the Cosmos 2.5 report (PAIBench-Transfer), so numbers do not carry across papers. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts · source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.14492v2

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