Failures of high-resolution MLLMs are commonly attributed to a visual problem, motivating zooming, cropping, and related visual interventions to recover fine-grained evidence or suppress interference. Yet recent studies suggest that relevant visual evidence is already encoded in intermediate representations, indicating...
Z. Mao, Wen-Zhuo Zhao, Xian-Jie Liu et al.· 1 citation
FOCUS couples top-down Bayesian-surprise calibration of protocol-conditioned foreground granularity with bottom-up propagation of MLLMs evidence over entity-centric perceptual manifolds induced by self-supervised features, yielding coherent object extents as prompts for a general segmenter.
Wen-Zhuo Zhao, Xiuzhi Li, Z. Mao et al.· arXiv.org· 1 citation
Thinking-Once is proposed, a training-free, single-visual-pass evidence-routing method that reconstructs question-conditioned attention at this window, preserves core entity tokens and compact background context, and routes this evidence to later layers without extra visual encoding.
Z. Mao, Xian-Jie Liu, Tian-Yu Meng et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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