CheXTemporal supplies paired chest X-rays with explicit temporal progression taxonomy and spatial grounding to benchmark and improve models on longitudinal reasoning tasks.
Rexgradient-160k: A large-scale publicly available dataset of chest radiographs with free-text reports
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Medical VLMs frequently select negated options that contradict visible chest X-ray findings, achieving only ~30% accuracy on direct presence probes, but a post-hoc consistency verifier raises accuracy above 95%.
TILA uses temporal inversion of image pairs as a supervisory signal to make existing temporal vision-language models more sensitive to directional interval changes in chest X-rays.
SemEnrich enriches radiology reports with positive/neutral findings via self-supervised semantic clustering, yielding average gains of 5-7% on COMET, BERT score, Sentence BLEU, CheXbert-F1 and RadGraph-F1 after fine-tuning, plus further gains when cluster info is added to GRPO rewards.
ECHO introduces one-step block diffusion via Direct Conditional Distillation and Response-Asymmetric Diffusion to generate chest X-ray reports faster than autoregressive models while improving clinical metrics.
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CheXTemporal: A Dataset for Temporally-Grounded Reasoning in Chest Radiography
CheXTemporal supplies paired chest X-rays with explicit temporal progression taxonomy and spatial grounding to benchmark and improve models on longitudinal reasoning tasks.
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CXR-ContraBench: Benchmarking Negated-Option Attraction in Medical VLMs
Medical VLMs frequently select negated options that contradict visible chest X-ray findings, achieving only ~30% accuracy on direct presence probes, but a post-hoc consistency verifier raises accuracy above 95%.
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Temporal Inversion for Learning Interval Change in Chest X-Rays
TILA uses temporal inversion of image pairs as a supervisory signal to make existing temporal vision-language models more sensitive to directional interval changes in chest X-rays.
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SemEnrich: Self-Supervised Semantic Enrichment of Radiology Reports for Vision-Language Learning
SemEnrich enriches radiology reports with positive/neutral findings via self-supervised semantic clustering, yielding average gains of 5-7% on COMET, BERT score, Sentence BLEU, CheXbert-F1 and RadGraph-F1 after fine-tuning, plus further gains when cluster info is added to GRPO rewards.
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ECHO: Efficient Chest X-ray Report Generation with One-step Block Diffusion
ECHO introduces one-step block diffusion via Direct Conditional Distillation and Response-Asymmetric Diffusion to generate chest X-ray reports faster than autoregressive models while improving clinical metrics.