For reliable deployment, multimodal large language models (MLLMs) should recognize when an image provides insufficient evidence to answer a question and withhold unsupported answers. Yet refusal alone is not necessarily evidence of such recognition: models may refuse because of unrelated safety constraints or without i...
Ananth K. Suresh, Aveen Dayal, K. Gouthaman et al.· 0 citations
A reasoning--execution gap (REG) analysis is introduced that reveals a recurring disconnect between identifying a plausible computational strategy and expressing it as a correct program in the target ISA.
A. Pola, Arkaprava Majumdar, Vineeth N. Balasubramanian· 0 citations
Merge++ is proposed, a post-hoc method that addresses model merging by inverting the expert checkpoints to synthesize task-representative images, then distilling expert knowledge into the merged model using those images.
A two-stage framework for medical hypothesis verification in multiple-choice settings that manages this tradeoff through targeted ontology grounding, applied only when the model abstains, and shows that abstention is not random but reflects genuine uncertainty, with abstained predictions associated with lower confidenc...
Uma S. Ranjan, Kunal Tilaganji, Aditya Koul et al.· 0 citations
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