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ATLAS: Agentic or Latent Visual Reasoning

Core framework proposing discrete functional tokens as a unified solution for visual reasoning in VLMs, bridging agentic and latent approaches.

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Thinkers (4)

thinker
  • Co-author of ATLAS paper, affiliated with CUHK.
  • Rain Liu
    authored
    Co-author of ATLAS paper, affiliated with Meta AI.
  • Xinyan Chen
    authored
    Co-author of ATLAS paper, affiliated with CUHK.
  • Ziyu Guo
    authored
    Lead author of ATLAS paper, affiliated with Meta AI and CUHK.

Methods (1)

method
  • Token-level auxiliary objective that strengthens optimization of sparse functional tokens during RL by anchoring group-level advantages directly to functional-token positions.

Concepts (4)

concept
  • Qwen2.5-VL-7B
    implements
    Base vision-language model used to instantiate ATLAS.
  • Paradigm where VLM acts as controller generating code or tool calls to external modules for visual operations, incurring context-switching latency.
  • A discrete token in the vocabulary that represents a visual operation (e.g., <|Line|>, <|Shape|>, <|Text|>), generated via next-token prediction within autoregressive sequences.
  • Paradigm where VLMs explicitly generate pixel-level intermediate images for visual reasoning, incurring high computational overhead.

Datasets (4)

dataset
  • Curated SFT dataset with 178K examples covering 40+ visual reasoning tasks, annotated with functional-token trajectories to provide supervised training signal.
  • BLINK
    cites
    Evaluation benchmark for visual reasoning tasks used to assess ATLAS performance.
  • V*
    cites
    Evaluation benchmark for visual reasoning used to assess ATLAS performance.
  • WeMath
    cites
    Evaluation benchmark for mathematical visual reasoning used to assess ATLAS performance.

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