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  1. arXiv

    Rooftop PV modules mapped without per-module labels: MV-PVMapper recovers 7,710 of 7,711 modules across three plants

    On five-direction UAV oblique surveys at roughly 1 cm nadir ground sampling distance, MV-PVMapper couples the frozen vision foundation model SAM 3 with photogrammetric geometry to output georeferenced polygons for individual modules without task-specific annotation or weight updates. Across three operational rooftop PV plants holding 7,711 reference modules, two feedback rounds match 7,710 with no false positives at an IoU threshold of 0.5; macro-averaged AJI reaches 97.55%, against 60.73% for an orthomosaic segmentation baseline and 41.24% for a multi-view pixel-voting baseline.

  2. arXiv

    Multi-view 3D scenes no longer need every layer: GeoGR keeps over 95% performance at a tenth of the compute

    Multi-view 3D vision-language models split a scene into 32 views and produce more than six thousand visual tokens, making inference expensive. GeoGR compresses at two levels: at the projector it consolidates cross-view observations into voxel tokens selected by semantic saliency and spatial coverage, merging unselected voxel features into contextual anchors; inside the LLM it computes visual tokens only within a middle-layer window, letting low-relevance tokens skip whole layers with hidden states preserved and rejoin at anchor layers. On LLaVA-OneVision-7B and Video-3D LLM-7B it retains 95.2% and 96.8% of the dense models' performance, with clear LLM prefill and time-to-first-token speedups.

  3. arXiv

    EVOKE ranks the same actions under alternative goals at fixed states, pushing pretrained world knowledge into decisions: ALFWorld unseen success rises from 60.4% to 91.8%

    EVOKE is a post-training method that holds the environment state and interaction history fixed while introducing alternative goals for the same candidate actions and training on contrastive rankings, forcing the policy to elicit action-consequence knowledge already present from pretraining; across ALFWorld, WebShop, and search-based QA on three backbones it achieves the best average, raising ALFWorld unseen-game success from 60.4% for πboot to 91.8% while using fewer actions.

  4. arXiv

    APM-Bench tests cross-session persistent memory for streaming video assistants across 549 sessions and 104 life trajectories, finding existing methods struggle to combine recall, latency, and storage

    The work introduces APM-Bench, which reformulates egocentric streaming interaction as multi-session life trajectories (549 sessions, 104 trajectories, 2,719 candidates, averaging 69 minutes of video per trajectory) and evaluates general video models and eight specialized memory systems on cross-session understanding, real-time perception, and adaptive response, plus an evidence-availability-aware test; results reveal a clear utility-latency-storage trade-off: raw video memory gives the strongest cross-session performance but needs GiB-scale storage and high latency, text summaries cut storage to the KiB scale at the cost of cross-session performance, event-structured memory shows the strongest utility among specialized systems, and adaptive response remains difficult even with rich history

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