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Shift-Reliance Alignment: Ranking Vision-Language Models by the Cues They Trust
Vision-language models (VLMs) are usually chosen from leaderboards, which give one ranking for every application. On questions about objects that a scene suggests but does not contain, however, the model with the lowest error on the POPE hallucination benchmark is not the one with the lowest error o
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