Real-world observations often contain noise and excessive task-irrelevant information. Existing world models are typically non-adaptive, leading to state representations easily distracted by irrelevant data. To address this, ConfigWM uses a task description to configure state extraction, preserving task-relevant information while suppressing distractions. It shows stable performance in noisy environments and outperforms existing methods.
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ConfigWM enables task-specific perception configuration, making world models more reliable in noisy environments.
We study how vision-language models (VLMs) can learn to think and actively explore in 3D space. Instead of providing multi-view images, videos, or 3D representations to the model, we preserve the native visual encoding of VLMs, i.e., a single image, one at a time, just like humans, and treat the 3D representation only as an environment with which the model can interact through actions (e.g., move left) and observations (rendered images).
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