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Verb Semantic Reasoning: a Semantics-Guided Approach for Improving Action Understanding in Vision--Language Models
Verbs are pivotal in human language and cognition. Psycholinguistic research has developed explicit, structured accounts of verb semantics, yet these theories have rarely been leveraged to improve models' visual action understanding. Meanwhile, current vision–language models (VLMs) often struggle wi
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