Structured caption tests expose weaknesses in long-range audiovisual reasoning

OmniCapBench decomposes video descriptions into verifiable entities, visual shots and audio events, allowing errors to be localized rather than hidden inside one overall score.

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Zhongyu Yang · Jiale Tao · Ruitao Chen · Zuhao Yang · Yingfang Yuan · Xueliang Zhao · +6 more

Hunyuan, Tencent · Nanyang Technological University · Northumbria University

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Yang and colleagues present a benchmark for diagnosing how multimodal language models describe continuous audio-visual content.

The authors replace free-form caption evaluation with three linked tracks.

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From Hunyuan, Tencent and 2 others

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Audio-visual caption evaluation should use verifiable atomic units instead of free-form text for reliable, fine-grained diagnosis.

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