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| author | Ravi, Sahithya Sarch, Gabriel Vineet, Vibhav Wilson, Andrew D. Kumaravel, Balasaravanan Thoravi |
| author_facet | Ravi, Sahithya Sarch, Gabriel Vineet, Vibhav Wilson, Andrew D. Kumaravel, Balasaravanan Thoravi |
| contents | An embodied AI assistant operating on egocentric video must integrate spatial cues across time - for instance, determining where an object A, glimpsed a few moments ago lies relative to an object B encountered later. We introduce Disjoint-3DQA , a generative QA benchmark that evaluates this ability of VLMs by posing questions about object pairs that are not co-visible in the same frame. We evaluated seven state-of-the-art VLMs and found that models lag behind human performance by 28%, with steeper declines in accuracy (60% to 30 %) as the temporal gap widens. Our analysis further reveals that providing trajectories or bird's-eye-view projections to VLMs results in only marginal improvements, whereas providing oracle 3D coordinates leads to a substantial 20% performance increase. This highlights a core bottleneck of multi-frame VLMs in constructing and maintaining 3D scene representations over time from visual signals. Disjoint-3DQA therefore sets a clear, measurable challenge for long-horizon spatial reasoning and aims to catalyze future research at the intersection of vision, language, and embodied AI. |
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| spellingShingle | Out of Sight, Not Out of Context? Egocentric Spatial Reasoning in VLMs Across Disjoint Frames Ravi, Sahithya Sarch, Gabriel Vineet, Vibhav Wilson, Andrew D. Kumaravel, Balasaravanan Thoravi Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition An embodied AI assistant operating on egocentric video must integrate spatial cues across time - for instance, determining where an object A, glimpsed a few moments ago lies relative to an object B encountered later. We introduce Disjoint-3DQA , a generative QA benchmark that evaluates this ability of VLMs by posing questions about object pairs that are not co-visible in the same frame. We evaluated seven state-of-the-art VLMs and found that models lag behind human performance by 28%, with steeper declines in accuracy (60% to 30 %) as the temporal gap widens. Our analysis further reveals that providing trajectories or bird's-eye-view projections to VLMs results in only marginal improvements, whereas providing oracle 3D coordinates leads to a substantial 20% performance increase. This highlights a core bottleneck of multi-frame VLMs in constructing and maintaining 3D scene representations over time from visual signals. Disjoint-3DQA therefore sets a clear, measurable challenge for long-horizon spatial reasoning and aims to catalyze future research at the intersection of vision, language, and embodied AI. |
| title | Out of Sight, Not Out of Context? Egocentric Spatial Reasoning in VLMs Across Disjoint Frames |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.24257 |