Reliable player detections under defined recording conditions.
Identity & Physical Continuity
Can one player remain one identity across a full session?
Recover identity after extended absence or occlusion.
Maintain anonymous tracks through normal open play.
Join fragments without creating unacceptable false merges.
Recover identity after short occlusions.
Recover identity after extended absence or occlusion.
Combine appearance, topology, motion, and geometry.
Validate across a meaningful player population.
Preserve identity between recordings.
Long-gap identity recovery
Reliable re-identification after extended occlusion
3 new artifacts · demo commit a472cf · 2026-09-11 14:22 UTC
Layer 1 · work started · 2026-09-11 09:12 UTC
Relational topology retained as a useful identity signal. · 2026-09-10 13:06 UTC
CAP-RECORDValidatedRecording completeness
Capture gaps and glare
CAP-DECODEStrongDecode / resync
Rare timestamp discontinuities
CAP-DETECTStrongDetection
Small far-side players
CAP-TRACKPartialLong-lived tracking
Occlusion fragmentation
CAP-STITCHPromisingTrack stitching
Long-gap candidate growth
CAP-SHORT-GAPStrongShort-gap identity continuity
Same-kit ambiguity
CAP-LONG-GAPBlockedLong-gap identity recovery
Unvalidated beyond 30 seconds
CAP-APPEARANCEPromisingAppearance signals
Blur and uniform collision
CAP-MOTIONWeak signalMotion signals
Wide-angle resolution
CAP-GEOMETRYNot sufficiently testedGeometry / body signals
No controlled holdout
CAP-RELATIONALPromisingRelational / context signals
Dense set pieces
CAP-FUSIONPartialMulti-signal identity fusion
Weights not calibrated
Open secondary Research Orbit view
Maturity expresses current evidence coverage, not progress points. New failure modes can lower it.