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Ask Twice, Look Twice: Prompt Echoing Resolves the Question-First Paradox in Vision-Language Models
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Where should the question go in a vision-language model (VLM) prompt: before the image or after it? Intuition says before: knowing what is asked should tell the model where to look. Yet across visual question answering benchmarks, question-first prompting consistently underperforms the image-first o
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