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AURORA: Augmented Understanding via Structured Reasoning and Reinforcement Learning for Reference Audio-Visual Segmentation

AAAI 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Multimodal LLM benchmarks · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes AURORA, a SAM + VideoLLaMA2 framework for Ref-AVS that combines structured CoT SFT with a segmentation feature distillation loss, corrective reflective-style training, and GRPO with IoU and class rewards.

Problem

Reference audio-visual segmentation requires understanding textual references and audio-visual cues to segment sounding objects, but existing LLM-based methods memorize fixed reasoning templates and joint reasoning-segmentation training can degrade pixel-level precision.

Approach

Uses structured four-step CoT generated by Qwen-Omni, a segmentation feature distillation loss from a frozen segmentation-only teacher's [SEG] feature, a reflective-style training stage that splices flawed reasoning, a self-correction trigger and Gemini-corrected reasoning, and GRPO with format, IoU and class rewards.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Ref-AVS AVSBench

Benchmarks: Ref-AVS AVSBench S4

Metrics: J F J&F

Baselines: AVSBench AVSegFormer GAVS ReferFormer R2VOS EEMC SAM-LAVS TSAM CRAB

Builds on: GRPO LISA Chain-of-Thought prompting SAM VideoLLaMA2

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