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Who Remains, What Changes: Identity Anchored Composed Gait Retrieval
Gait recognition has achieved remarkable progress, yet existing methods remain confined to rigid visual matching and often overlook the potential of natural language instructions for interactive retrieval. In this paper, we introduce Composed Gait Retrieval (CoGR), a novel task that retrieves a targ
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