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    PersistBench tests whether 4D models remember objects after they leave the camera's view

    The researchers use 360° recordings to score object permanence, motion continuity and appearance preservation beyond the input view.

    Jon BarronJB
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    The PersistBench team introduced a dataset and evaluation suite for testing visual memory in models that generate or reconstruct 3D scenes over time. Its 2,000 paired sequences use 360° recordings to show what happens to objects after they leave the model’s input view. The researchers say every evaluated model with comparable visible and invisible outputs performed worse once the target left view.

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    GHGuangzhao He@AlexHe0088058512:05 PM · Oct 6, 2026

    Excited to share our #NeurIPS2026 E&D 🏆 Spotlight! We all agree that memory is essential for modeling a persistent 4D world. But: 🙋 Can 4D Foundation Models Remember? Introducing 🔥 PersistBench: a benchmark for testing visual memory in camera-controllable video models / 4D…

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    Jon Barron@jon_barronRT @AlexHe00880585: Excited to share our #NeurIPS2026 E&D 🏆 Spotlight! We all agree that memory is essential for modeling a persistent 4D…2h

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    Jon Barron@jon_barronRT @AlexHe00880585: Excited to share our #NeurIPS2026 E&D 🏆 Spotlight! We all agree that memory is essential for modeling a persistent 4D…2h