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Long-context reasoning in large language models incurs substantial computation and memory costs. Visual text compression (VTC) reduces input length by rendering text as images, but fixed-resolution rendering creates a compression-performance trade-off: low DPI saves tokens at the expense of legibility, whereas high DPI spends tokens on irrelevant content. We introduce FocusVTC, which breaks this trade-off through adaptive resolution while preserving general multimodal capabilities. It combines compressed low-DPI global views with selective region enhancement, integrating enhanced views into ongoing reasoning. We construct 29.4K high-quality Reasoning-Evidence Localization (REL) chain-of-thought examples (REL-CoT) that link reasoning traces to page indices and bounding boxes. Multi-resolution REL supervised fine-tuning (REL-SFT) teaches the model to localize relevant regions, and Group Relative Policy Optimization learns when to enhance resolution and how to use the resulting observations, without a separate continual-pretraining stage. At 72 DPI on RULER v1, FocusVTC scores 87.4 at 2.9times input compression, including tool observations, versus 57.5 for Glyph at 3.0times input compression. It surpasses its text-input backbone on LongBench (56.40 versus 55.86), improves the MRCR macro-average by 13.91 points, and achieves a 51.19 macro-average on VTCBench. The MRCR latency evaluation also shows a 2.79times online end-to-end speedup over Text. General multimodal capabilities are preserved, with MMMU increasing from 65.12 to 66.73 and MME from 2424.02 to 2457.62.
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The paper introduces VisionHOPE, a novel visual backbone that functions as a self-modifying learning system, allowing the model to co-evolve what it remembers and how it learns within an image. It uses five coupled memories and a stability-matched step-size control scheme to ensure stable learning dynamics, achieving competitive results on benchmark datasets like ImageNet-1K, COCO, and ADE20K.
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5 days agoDaily PapersThe paper introduces Omni-IO Skills, a plug-and-play agent harness that enables existing agents to handle multiple modalities through hierarchical skills, standardized execution interfaces, and dependency-aware orchestration. It demonstrates significant improvements in input support and semantic quality scores when applied to GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5 on the UniM-90 dataset.
5 days agoDaily PapersThe paper introduces GAGAR, a framework for quality-aware credit redistribution in code agent reinforcement learning (RL). It uses dynamic sampling and an SFT-trained agentic grader to rank test-passing trajectories, adjusting advantages to prioritize higher-quality implementations. The method was evaluated on large-scale industrial code agents with significant parameter counts.
4 days agoDaily PapersThis paper introduces SentZero, a sentence-centric vision-language pretraining framework designed for zero-shot multi-task analysis of chest X-rays. It enhances positive-pair diversity and mitigates false negatives through LLM-based sentence structuring and visual embedding modulation.
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