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Semantic-Enriched Latent Visual Reasoning

ICML 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Chain-of-thought multimodal reasoning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SLVR, a two-stage latent visual reasoning framework that adds attribute-level semantic latent supervision and a multi-query GRPO variant with latent consistency, plus the SLV-Set data and SV-QA benchmark.

Problem

Latent visual reasoning relies on visual-only supervision, producing latents lacking semantic richness and failing to support diverse region-level queries consistently.

Approach

Enrich region latents with a semantic latent trained to match attribute-profile embeddings, then align latents across multiple questions on the same region via Multi-query GRPO with cross-query consistency and stability regularization.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Visual-CoT (ViSCoT) V* HRBench-4K HRBench-8K OKVQA GQA VizWiz ChartQA TextVQA AI2D VisualPuzzles

Benchmarks: OKVQA GQA VizWiz ChartQA TextVQA AI2D VisualPuzzles SV-QA (V*, HRBench-4K, HRBench-8K)

Metrics: accuracy Both Correct rate

Baselines: Qwen2.5-VL-7B GRIT DeepEyes Visual-SR1 LVR Monet

Builds on: Latent Visual Reasoning (LVR) GRPO Visual-CoT

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