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New Evidence, Same Choice: Testing Physical Experiment Selection in Vision Language Models
A model first sees an image from one physical measurement experiment, such as how far a block coasted, and must answer a question about a new trial, such as whether the block will pass a target after a fixed push. The initial experiment may provide enough information to answer, or the model may need
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