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# SEEK-Bench

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  1. arXiv

    Video anomaly understanding stops relying on pre-sampled frames: SEEK-VAU lets an agent search and verify, lifting evidence F1 from 28.1 to 43.7

    Video anomaly understanding has long used fixed observation: a model receives a bundle of sampled frames or clustered events and then judges the anomaly, with no way to go back for missing evidence once reasoning starts. SEEK-VAU recasts this as budget-bounded agentic search and verification, letting the policy gather evidence across the precursor, trigger and aftermath stages of an event chain and check sufficiency before closing the case. On its SEEK-Bench, built on a Qwen3-VL-8B backbone, it reaches 55.6 Temporal mIoU, 45.5 QA Accuracy and 43.7 Evidence F1, against 44.2, 37.7 and 28.1 for the fixed-observation Qwen3-VL baseline.

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