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Discriminative Perception via Anchored Description for Reasoning Segmentation

CVPR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Reinforcement learning for visual reasoning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes DPAD, a discriminative reward for RL-trained reasoning segmentation MLLMs that scores whether reasoning stays anchored on the referred region, using a frozen CLIP scorer, to prune verbose reasoning while improving ReasonSeg accuracy.

Problem

Reasoning segmentation RL uses geometric (mask/IoU) rewards that only guide final localization and cannot tell whether the reasoning chain stays anchored on the referred region or drifts into irrelevant context.

Approach

Adds an anchored-description discriminative reward: a frozen CLIP model scores how well the generated reasoning matches the referred region (cropped by GT box) relative to the wider context (full image), giving a binary/margin reward that suppresses verbose, off-target reasoning and improves segmentation.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ReasonSeg RefCOCO MMR

Benchmarks: ReasonSeg RefCOCO MMR

Metrics: cIoU gIoU token count

Baselines: Base (geometric-reward RL) Base + length penalty

Builds on: GRPO

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