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SCOPD aims to bridge the gap between visual information and its use in reasoning
The SCOPD team says aggressive token pruning lowers Pass@1, while Pass@K recovers many failed cases.
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The researchers introducing SCOPD say aggressive token pruning reduces success on a single attempt, but allowing multiple attempts recovers many failed cases. They argue that visual information remains available but is not used during reasoning, and propose SCOPD to bridge that gap.
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