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Zheng Wu

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Jul 2026

Beyond a Single Judge: The Evidence-Grounded, Social-Weighted Persona Panel for Generative UI Evaluation

The Evidence-Grounded, Social-Weighted Persona Panel is proposed, a three-stage GenUI evaluation method in which a panel of psychologically diverse, evidence-grounded personas independently rates a screenshot, exchanges opinions under a trait-derived, semantically-gated bounded-confidence mechanism, and is aggregated v...

Zheng Wu, Yibo Luo, Pu Zhang et al. · 0 citations

MineExplorer: Evaluating Open-World Exploration of MLLM Agents in Minecraft

MineExplorer benchmark for evaluating open-world exploration capabilities of MLLM agents in Minecraft is introduced, which first filter atomic tasks whose solutions rely heavily on Minecraft-specific knowledge to better reflect general open-world reasoning and compose atomic tasks into implicit multi-hop tasks.

Tian-Jie Ju, Yue-Qing Sun, Zheng Wu et al. · 4 citations · ⚡1

Causal Probing for Internal Visual Representations in Multimodal Large Language Models

This work proposes a causal framework based on activation steering to actively probe and manipulate internal visual representations, revealing a divergence in concept encoding: entity knowledge is distinctively localized, whereas abstract concepts are globally distributed across the network.

Zehao Deng, Tianjie Ju, Zheng Wu et al. · 0 citations
Preprint Aug 2026

UrbanGround: From Local Perception to Spatial Agency in a Real-Scale City

This paper proposes UrbanGround, the first sandbox to make this question testable in a physically constrained replica of Hong Kong built from territory-wide 3D geospatial data, and hopes it will support broader study of how far current MLLM agents can explore reliably in complex, open-ended urban environments.

Tianjie Ju, Zheng Wu, Yue-Qing Sun et al. · 2 citations

Would You Walk to the Car Wash? Revealing the Salience Bias of Large Language Models in Commonsense Reasoning

The findings relocate the bottleneck of commonsense reasoning failures from model competence to elicitation, and release SaliTrap as a testbed for this blind spot, to show that lightweight, inference-time prompting alone substantially closes the gap without any retraining.

Zheng Wu, Chen-Hao Xue, Shijie Zheng et al. · 0 citations

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