MLLMs display a large perception-reasoning gap on perspective-conditioned spatial reasoning tasks from omnidirectional images, with sharp accuracy drops on advanced tasks like egocentric rotation, though partial gains are possible via RL reward shaping.
Shapeworld-a new test methodology for multimodal language understanding
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We introduce a novel framework for evaluating multimodal deep learning models with respect to their language understanding and generalization abilities. In this approach, artificial data is automatically generated according to the experimenter's specifications. The content of the data, both during training and evaluation, can be controlled in detail, which enables tasks to be created that require true generalization abilities, in particular the combination of previously introduced concepts in novel ways. We demonstrate the potential of our methodology by evaluating various visual question answering models on four different tasks, and show how our framework gives us detailed insights into their capabilities and limitations. By open-sourcing our framework, we hope to stimulate progress in the field of multimodal language understanding.
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MMBench is a new bilingual benchmark that uses curated questions, CircularEval, and LLM-assisted answer conversion to provide objective, fine-grained evaluation of vision-language models.
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Beyond Localization: A Comprehensive Diagnosis of Perspective-Conditioned Spatial Reasoning in MLLMs from Omnidirectional Images
MLLMs display a large perception-reasoning gap on perspective-conditioned spatial reasoning tasks from omnidirectional images, with sharp accuracy drops on advanced tasks like egocentric rotation, though partial gains are possible via RL reward shaping.
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MMBench: Is Your Multi-modal Model an All-around Player?
MMBench is a new bilingual benchmark that uses curated questions, CircularEval, and LLM-assisted answer conversion to provide objective, fine-grained evaluation of vision-language models.