Replacing an object's name in a caption with the image tokens of that object during pretraining gives explicit object-entity grounding, making MLLM alignment several times more data-efficient and boosting grounding and perception scores.
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A Wavelet-Integrated Search Pipeline for Narrowband Technosignatures in FAST Observations of 33 Exoplanet Systems
A wavelet-guided neural pipeline recovers previously known narrowband radio events from FAST observations of 33 exoplanet systems and reduces 139,127 detections to 803 veto-ready candidates; its one new candidate, toward K2-155, is argued to be terrestrial RFI.