UniM: A Unified Any-to-Any Interleaved Multimodal Benchmark

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Auteurs principaux: Li, Yanlin, Guo, Minghui, Zhang, Kaiwen, Zhang, Shize, Zhao, Yiran, Li, Haodong, Zhou, Congyue, Zheng, Weijie, Yan, Yushen, Wu, Shengqiong, Ji, Wei, Cui, Lei, Wei, Furu, Fei, Hao, Lee, Mong-Li, Hsu, Wynne
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author Li, Yanlin
Guo, Minghui
Zhang, Kaiwen
Zhang, Shize
Zhao, Yiran
Li, Haodong
Zhou, Congyue
Zheng, Weijie
Yan, Yushen
Wu, Shengqiong
Ji, Wei
Cui, Lei
Wei, Furu
Fei, Hao
Lee, Mong-Li
Hsu, Wynne
author_facet Li, Yanlin
Guo, Minghui
Zhang, Kaiwen
Zhang, Shize
Zhao, Yiran
Li, Haodong
Zhou, Congyue
Zheng, Weijie
Yan, Yushen
Wu, Shengqiong
Ji, Wei
Cui, Lei
Wei, Furu
Fei, Hao
Lee, Mong-Li
Hsu, Wynne
contents In real-world multimodal applications, systems usually need to comprehend arbitrarily combined and interleaved multimodal inputs from users, while also generating outputs in any interleaved multimedia form. This capability defines the goal of any-to-any interleaved multimodal learning under a unified paradigm of understanding and generation, posing new challenges and opportunities for advancing Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLMs). To foster and benchmark this capability, this paper introduces the UniM benchmark, the first Unified Any-to-Any Interleaved Multimodal dataset. UniM contains 31K high-quality instances across 30 domains and 7 representative modalities: text, image, audio, video, document, code, and 3D, each requiring multiple intertwined reasoning and generation capabilities. We further introduce the UniM Evaluation Suite, which assesses models along three dimensions: Semantic Correctness & Generation Quality, Response Structure Integrity, and Interleaved Coherence. In addition, we propose UniMA, an agentic baseline model equipped with traceable reasoning for structured interleaved generation. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate the difficulty of UniM and highlight key challenges and directions for advancing unified any-to-any multimodal intelligence. The project page is https://any2any-mllm.github.io/unim.
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spellingShingle UniM: A Unified Any-to-Any Interleaved Multimodal Benchmark
Li, Yanlin
Guo, Minghui
Zhang, Kaiwen
Zhang, Shize
Zhao, Yiran
Li, Haodong
Zhou, Congyue
Zheng, Weijie
Yan, Yushen
Wu, Shengqiong
Ji, Wei
Cui, Lei
Wei, Furu
Fei, Hao
Lee, Mong-Li
Hsu, Wynne
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
In real-world multimodal applications, systems usually need to comprehend arbitrarily combined and interleaved multimodal inputs from users, while also generating outputs in any interleaved multimedia form. This capability defines the goal of any-to-any interleaved multimodal learning under a unified paradigm of understanding and generation, posing new challenges and opportunities for advancing Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLMs). To foster and benchmark this capability, this paper introduces the UniM benchmark, the first Unified Any-to-Any Interleaved Multimodal dataset. UniM contains 31K high-quality instances across 30 domains and 7 representative modalities: text, image, audio, video, document, code, and 3D, each requiring multiple intertwined reasoning and generation capabilities. We further introduce the UniM Evaluation Suite, which assesses models along three dimensions: Semantic Correctness & Generation Quality, Response Structure Integrity, and Interleaved Coherence. In addition, we propose UniMA, an agentic baseline model equipped with traceable reasoning for structured interleaved generation. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate the difficulty of UniM and highlight key challenges and directions for advancing unified any-to-any multimodal intelligence. The project page is https://any2any-mllm.github.io/unim.
title UniM: A Unified Any-to-Any Interleaved Multimodal Benchmark
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.05075