LookWhen factorizes video recognition into learning when, where, and what to compute via uniqueness-based token selection and dual-teacher distillation, achieving better accuracy-FLOPs trade-offs than baselines on multiple datasets.
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CRPO applies counterfactual videos and a cross-branch relation reward in RL post-training to reduce shortcut reliance in Video LLMs, with gains shown on the new DyBench paired benchmark.
Latent prediction video models exhibit a distinct robustness profile across corruption, occlusion, fine-grained discrimination, and temporal sensitivity compared to other self-supervised video models when used as world models.
Video-LLMs fail physical reasoning due to semantic prior dominance rather than perception deficits; a new programmatic adversarial curriculum and visual-anchored reasoning chain enable substantial gains via standard LoRA fine-tuning.
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LookWhen? Fast Video Recognition by Learning When, Where, and What to Compute
LookWhen factorizes video recognition into learning when, where, and what to compute via uniqueness-based token selection and dual-teacher distillation, achieving better accuracy-FLOPs trade-offs than baselines on multiple datasets.
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Learning Spatiotemporal Sensitivity in Video LLMs via Counterfactual Reinforcement Learning
CRPO applies counterfactual videos and a cross-branch relation reward in RL post-training to reduce shortcut reliance in Video LLMs, with gains shown on the new DyBench paired benchmark.
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Latent Video Prediction Learns Better World Models
Latent prediction video models exhibit a distinct robustness profile across corruption, occlusion, fine-grained discrimination, and temporal sensitivity compared to other self-supervised video models when used as world models.
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From Priors to Perception: Grounding Video-LLMs in Physical Reality
Video-LLMs fail physical reasoning due to semantic prior dominance rather than perception deficits; a new programmatic adversarial curriculum and visual-anchored reasoning chain enable substantial gains via standard LoRA fine-tuning.