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Design-Assisted Regression

Sep 11, 2026

本文提出一种设计辅助回归框架,通过利用协变量分布信息来稳定弱设计方向和修正潜在效应扭曲,从而改进估计性能。

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Diagnosing Dense Same-Class Attribute Misbinding in Large Vision-Language Models

Aug 17, 2026

This study addresses the challenge of attribute misbinding in large vision-language models within dense homogeneous scenes, where existing metrics prove inadequate. We formally define the DSCAM task and construct InstaBind-Lite, a controlled benchmark accompanied by a specialized evaluation framework. Through fine-grained instance annotation and multi-level question-answering design, this work enables quantitative assessment of attribute transfer while exposing critical blind spots in traditional evaluations. Experiments reveal misbinding rates of 19.84% for open-source models and 7.55% for API-based models, precisely localizing error sources. Ultimately, this research establishes a novel, traceable evaluation paradigm for assessing fine-grained attribute binding capabilities in large multimodal models.

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Design-Assisted Regression

Sep 11, 2026

本文提出一种设计辅助回归框架,通过利用协变量分布信息来稳定弱设计方向和修正潜在效应扭曲,从而改进估计性能。

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Diagnosing Dense Same-Class Attribute Misbinding in Large Vision-Language Models

Aug 17, 2026

This study addresses the challenge of attribute misbinding in large vision-language models within dense homogeneous scenes, where existing metrics prove inadequate. We formally define the DSCAM task and construct InstaBind-Lite, a controlled benchmark accompanied by a specialized evaluation framework. Through fine-grained instance annotation and multi-level question-answering design, this work enables quantitative assessment of attribute transfer while exposing critical blind spots in traditional evaluations. Experiments reveal misbinding rates of 19.84% for open-source models and 7.55% for API-based models, precisely localizing error sources. Ultimately, this research establishes a novel, traceable evaluation paradigm for assessing fine-grained attribute binding capabilities in large multimodal models.

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