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Probing Large Audio-Language Models for Compositional Understanding of Sounding Actions
Large audio-language models (LALMs) excel at understanding and reasoning tasks over atomic sound events, yet their ability to infer higher-level human activities from such fine-grained events remains largely unexamined. Everyday human actions and activities, such as setting a table, cleaning the hou
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