Text-guided class-agnostic counting models exhibit significant weaknesses in grounding textual prompts to visual objects, as demonstrated by new negative-label and distractor tests on a multi-category dataset.
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SegRAG is a training-free retrieval-augmented framework that extracts class-specific point prompts from a filtered DINOv3 feature bank to boost SAM3 semantic segmentation performance on standard and agricultural benchmarks.
Sat3DGen improves geometric RMSE from 6.76m to 5.20m and FID from ~40 to 19 for street-level 3D generation from satellite images via geometry-centric constraints and perspective training.
Auditing five frontier VLMs reveals severe grounding failures (max 0.23 IoU, 19.1% Acc@0.5) and format collapse (up to 99% parse failure) in medical VQA; fine-tuning yields 85.5% SLAKE recall but perception remains the primary trustworthiness issue.
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Does it Really Count? Assessing Semantic Grounding in Text-Guided Class-Agnostic Counting
Text-guided class-agnostic counting models exhibit significant weaknesses in grounding textual prompts to visual objects, as demonstrated by new negative-label and distractor tests on a multi-category dataset.
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SegRAG: Training-Free Retrieval-Augmented Semantic Segmentation
SegRAG is a training-free retrieval-augmented framework that extracts class-specific point prompts from a filtered DINOv3 feature bank to boost SAM3 semantic segmentation performance on standard and agricultural benchmarks.
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Sat3DGen: Comprehensive Street-Level 3D Scene Generation from Single Satellite Image
Sat3DGen improves geometric RMSE from 6.76m to 5.20m and FID from ~40 to 19 for street-level 3D generation from satellite images via geometry-centric constraints and perspective training.
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Auditing Frontier Vision-Language Models for Trustworthy Medical VQA: Grounding Failures, Format Collapse, and Domain Adaptation
Auditing five frontier VLMs reveals severe grounding failures (max 0.23 IoU, 19.1% Acc@0.5) and format collapse (up to 99% parse failure) in medical VQA; fine-tuning yields 85.5% SLAKE recall but perception remains the primary trustworthiness issue.