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A High Quality Dataset and Reliable Evaluation for Interleaved Image-Text Generation

ICLR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Interleaved image-text generation with MLLMs · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces InterSyn, a 1.8M-sample interleaved image-text instruction dataset built with an automated Generate-Evaluate-Refine pipeline (SEIR), and SynJudge, a fine-tuned MLLM judge scoring TCC, ICC, IQ, and ITS.

Problem

Interleaved image-text generation by LMMs is limited by small, low-quality, and instructionally poor training data, and existing evaluators correlate poorly with human judgment.

Approach

A Generate-Evaluate-Refine loop (SEIR) with a judge model iteratively refines questions, answers/captions, and images to build a large dataset, and a fine-tuned QwenVL judge (SynJudge) provides four interpretable scores including an image-text synergy metric.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: InterSyn human-annotated SynJudge data (48,000 pairs)

Benchmarks: InterSyn evaluation benchmark (4,000 questions) MME-P MMBench MMMU SEEDBench

Metrics: mean score variance RMSE A@1 (agreement within 1 point)

Baselines: Emu3 Janus-Pro VILA-U Show-o Show-o-Turbo Liquid D-DiT Anole VARGPT VARGPT-v1.1 BAGEL GPT-4o+DALL-E3

Builds on: SEIR-style refinement LeafInstruct Janus-Pro

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