AgroVG is a new multi-source benchmark for agricultural visual grounding formulated as generalized set prediction, with protocols for box and mask grounding across single-target, multi-target, and target-absent queries from six object families.
Agrobench: Vision-language model benchmark in agriculture
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CropVLM is a domain-adapted vision-language model that achieves 72.51% zero-shot crop classification accuracy and superior open-set detection performance on novel species without retraining.
Zero-shot VLMs reach at most 62% accuracy on agricultural classification tasks while supervised models like YOLO11 perform markedly higher, indicating they are not ready to replace task-specific systems.
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AgroVG: A Large-Scale Multi-Source Benchmark for Agricultural Visual Grounding
AgroVG is a new multi-source benchmark for agricultural visual grounding formulated as generalized set prediction, with protocols for box and mask grounding across single-target, multi-target, and target-absent queries from six object families.
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CropVLM: A Domain-Adapted Vision-Language Model for Open-Set Crop Analysis
CropVLM is a domain-adapted vision-language model that achieves 72.51% zero-shot crop classification accuracy and superior open-set detection performance on novel species without retraining.
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Are vision-language models ready to zero-shot replace supervised classification models in agriculture?
Zero-shot VLMs reach at most 62% accuracy on agricultural classification tasks while supervised models like YOLO11 perform markedly higher, indicating they are not ready to replace task-specific systems.