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  1. arXiv

    Segmentation prompts stop being one vector: [SEG] attention maps lift Sa2VA on object parts and multiple objects

    Language-guided segmentation usually compresses the referent's location into a single [SEG] hidden-state vector handed to the decoder, a vector with no spatial index while the decoder never sees the expression. AttnSeg instead passes the [SEG] token's attention over image patches as the decoder's dense prompt and supervises that map directly with an attention-guidance objective in two training stages. On Sa2VA, the 4B model raises ReasonSeg gIoU from 57.70 to 64.11 and GS-Eval from 61.91 to 72.11, with gains concentrated on object parts, multiple objects and single objects, and negligible change on stuff regions.

  2. arXiv

    EDiS decomposes a graph once into cacheable edge-disjoint subgraphs and tops 19 node-classification benchmarks at matched edge budgets

    EDiS separates one-time structural extraction from per-epoch graph composition: it decomposes the graph once into cacheable edge-disjoint subgraphs using feature-based scores and successive maximum-score covering forests, then recombines them into training graphs under edge-budget constraints without re-extracting structure; across 19 homophilic, heterophilic, and large-scale node-classification benchmarks at the same edge budget against 17 baselines, EDiS-Lite achieves the highest mean benchmark score and the lowest average rank and gap-to-best.

  3. arXiv

    OmniSeek lets an Omni-LLM decide when to look or listen across turns, consistently improving audio-visual reasoning on multimodal benchmarks

    The authors present OmniSeek, an agentic framework that makes evidence acquisition part of reasoning: the model dynamically decides whether to look or listen and over which temporal window within a multi-turn protocol, appends retrieved raw audio or visual segments back into context, cold-starts this behavior by supervising on the synthesized OmniTraj-170K corpus of multi-hop Chain-of-Thought trajectories, then optimizes the policy via two-stage reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards, and adds an Audio-Visual Necessity objective that rewards successful trajectories whose reasoning depends on both modalities, with experiments reporting adaptive cross-modal evidence seeking and consistent gains in audio-visual reasoning.

  4. arXiv

    SHarP prunes agent harness modules by single-module ablation saliency: four harnesses cut token cost by at least 10% at comparable performance, and OpenHands on GAIA rises from 29.44% to 35.00%

    The work proposes SHarP, which treats tools, instructions, and supporting mechanisms in an agent harness as individually disableable modules, estimates each module's performance and efficiency saliency through single-module ablation, and prunes by an efficiency-oriented or performance-oriented rule; across five settings (OpenHands/GAIA, PaperQA2/LitQA2, LIFE-harness airline and retail, JIT agentfold/DeepPlanning-Shopping), most pruned configurations retain comparable performance, all four harnesses achieve at least a 10% token-cost reduction, and two improve task performance while cutting cost.

  5. arXiv

    Prompt2Skill builds skills automatically from a single natural-language task description, averaging a 36.1% relative gain across four benchmarks and five models

    Prompt2Skill is a multi-agent framework that, from a natural-language task description alone, has a Data Agent derive a task specification and build a proxy data pool through retrieval, adaptation, and synthesis, and a Skill Agent refine the skill in a closed loop of execution feedback, reflective editing, and paired statistical screening, improving over direct prompting by 36.1% and over off-the-shelf skills by 83.0% on average across question answering, reading comprehension, spreadsheet manipulation, and mathematical reasoning with five open-source and commercial target models, without significant regressions.

  6. arXiv

    A survey unifies joint, cross-modal and joint-editing video-audio generation on one distribution and gives the first systematic taxonomy of joint audio-visual editing: nine categories, 28 edit types

    Observing that video and audio are perceived together yet most generative models treat them in isolation, this survey casts joint generation, cross-modal generation (one modality from the other) and joint editing as three problems defined on a single distribution over audio-visual pairs, organizes the field around one question—how the output is kept coherent across modalities in time and semantics—proposes a taxonomy along five design axes (generation strategy, audio representation, video representation, alignment enforcement, pretraining reuse), and, to the authors' knowledge, provides the first systematic taxonomy of joint audio-visual editing, mapped as nine edit categories spanning 28 edit types, together with methods, datasets and metrics for each setting and a closing list of open pr

  7. arXiv

    FlexRouter picks complementary model subsets with determinantal point processes, lifting average Success@10 to 0.8632 and 0.9914 on RouterEval

    The work reframes LLM routing as coverage-oriented subset selection, uses a determinantal point process to capture both model competence and inter-model redundancy, and trains with a failure-set-marginalization objective that directly maximizes the probability that at least one selected model answers correctly, achieving higher average Success@10 (0.8632 and 0.9914) and more diverse subsets on the medium-pool (3811 candidate LLMs) and large-pool (5000 candidate LLMs) RouterEval settings, while an adaptive greedy stopping rule sets subset size per query.

  8. arXiv

    OmniSeek lets a 30B omni-modal model decide whether to look or listen: leading same-scale open models across 10 audio-visual benchmarks, 74.6% on VideoHolmes

    The authors present OmniSeek, which turns an Omni-LLM into an active multi-turn tool-using agent (get_audio_clip, get_video_clip), backed by a data engine that synthesizes OmniTraj-170K with 169,725 interleaved audio-visual chain-of-thought trajectories, plus a three-phase training pipeline and an Audio-Visual Necessity reward, achieving leading or competitive results on 10 omni-modal and 4 general video benchmarks.

  9. arXiv

    DISCO splits long context into parallel Worker grounding plus Driver reasoning, holding 78.4% on 1M-token RULER-QA while cutting inference cost by over 80%

    The work proposes DISCO, which separates long-context processing into local evidence grounding executed in parallel by lightweight Worker LLMs and global reasoning handled by a central Driver LLM whose dynamic DAG planning is optimized with GRPO reinforcement learning; with Qwen3-8B it holds 78.4% accuracy on RULER-QA at 1M tokens (where the RAG baseline collapses to 10.9%), improves up to 9.8 points over full-context baselines on LongBench v2, and matches Gemini-3-Pro-Preview while reducing inference cost by over 80%.

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