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Seek Before You Move: Evidence Seeking for Progress Grounding in Vision-Language Navigation
Vision-Language Navigation (VLN) requires agents to continuously ground task progress from long-horizon instructions and partial egocentric observations. Existing VLM-based navigation agents typically reason only over available observations and may remain confident even when task-relevant evidence i
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