Benchmark and method for true audio-visual joint reasoning

A new benchmark, data engine and learning method demonstrate that omni-modal models can be trained to reason across audio and vision when both modalities are genuinely required.

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Junming Lin · Yuxuan Wang · Zhenxin Lei · Yuxin Liu · Ruixun Liu · Yinsong Yan · +8 more

Peking University · Alibaba Group

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The authors introduce OmniReasoningBench, a benchmark of 1,150 questions where both audio and visual evidence are indispensable, and show that existing omni-modal benchmarks often allow single-modality solutions.

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From Alibaba Group and Peking University

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OmniReasoning framework improves audio-visual joint reasoning accuracy by 12.8 and 9.3 points on two benchmarks.

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