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Offline inference can access the preceding and following frames of the entire video for bidirectional temporal aggregation, giving usually higher accuracy but unacceptable latency; the streaming mode can only use the current frame and a limited history state, giving controllable memory and latency but degraded performance.
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10/15/2026
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