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Comprehension of Multilingual Expressions Referring to Target Objects in Visual Inputs

arXiv — cs.CV•Monday, November 17, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
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  • The research presents a significant advancement in Referring Expression Comprehension (REC) by developing a multilingual dataset that includes 8 million expressions across 10 languages, addressing the limitations of English
  • This development is crucial as it enhances the ability of AI models to understand and process multilingual inputs, which is increasingly important in a globalized world where diverse languages are used in visual contexts.
  • Although there are no directly related articles, the emphasis on dataset creation and accuracy in REC highlights the ongoing efforts to improve AI's multilingual capabilities, reflecting a broader trend in AI research.
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