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Autori principali: Li, Pengze, Zhang, Jiaquan, Long, Yunbo, Liu, Xinping, wenjie, Zhou, Su, Encheng, Zeng, Zihang, Liu, Jiaqi, Liu, Jiyao, Yu, Junchi, Liu, Lihao, Torr, Philip, Tang, Shixiang, Wang, Aoran, Chen, Xi
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.08863
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author Li, Pengze
Zhang, Jiaquan
Long, Yunbo
Liu, Xinping
wenjie, Zhou
Su, Encheng
Zeng, Zihang
Liu, Jiaqi
Liu, Jiyao
Yu, Junchi
Liu, Lihao
Torr, Philip
Tang, Shixiang
Wang, Aoran
Chen, Xi
author_facet Li, Pengze
Zhang, Jiaquan
Long, Yunbo
Liu, Xinping
wenjie, Zhou
Su, Encheng
Zeng, Zihang
Liu, Jiaqi
Liu, Jiyao
Yu, Junchi
Liu, Lihao
Torr, Philip
Tang, Shixiang
Wang, Aoran
Chen, Xi
contents Recovering analytical solutions of physical fields from visual observations is a fundamental yet underexplored capability for AI-assisted scientific reasoning. We study visual-to-symbolic analytical solution inference (ViSA) for two-dimensional linear steady-state fields: given field visualizations (and first-order derivatives) plus minimal auxiliary metadata, the model must output a single executable SymPy expression with fully instantiated numeric constants. We introduce ViSA-R2 and align it with a self-verifying, solution-centric chain-of-thought pipeline that follows a physicist-like pathway: structural pattern recognition solution-family (ansatz) hypothesis parameter derivation consistency verification. We also release ViSA-Bench, a VLM-ready synthetic benchmark covering 30 linear steady-state scenarios with verifiable analytical/symbolic annotations, and evaluate predictions by numerical accuracy, expression-structure similarity, and character-level accuracy. Using an 8B open-weight Qwen3-VL backbone, ViSA-R2 outperforms strong open-source baselines and the evaluated closed-source frontier VLMs under a standardized protocol.
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spellingShingle Hidden in Plain Sight: Visual-to-Symbolic Analytical Solution Inference from Field Visualizations
Li, Pengze
Zhang, Jiaquan
Long, Yunbo
Liu, Xinping
wenjie, Zhou
Su, Encheng
Zeng, Zihang
Liu, Jiaqi
Liu, Jiyao
Yu, Junchi
Liu, Lihao
Torr, Philip
Tang, Shixiang
Wang, Aoran
Chen, Xi
Artificial Intelligence
Recovering analytical solutions of physical fields from visual observations is a fundamental yet underexplored capability for AI-assisted scientific reasoning. We study visual-to-symbolic analytical solution inference (ViSA) for two-dimensional linear steady-state fields: given field visualizations (and first-order derivatives) plus minimal auxiliary metadata, the model must output a single executable SymPy expression with fully instantiated numeric constants. We introduce ViSA-R2 and align it with a self-verifying, solution-centric chain-of-thought pipeline that follows a physicist-like pathway: structural pattern recognition solution-family (ansatz) hypothesis parameter derivation consistency verification. We also release ViSA-Bench, a VLM-ready synthetic benchmark covering 30 linear steady-state scenarios with verifiable analytical/symbolic annotations, and evaluate predictions by numerical accuracy, expression-structure similarity, and character-level accuracy. Using an 8B open-weight Qwen3-VL backbone, ViSA-R2 outperforms strong open-source baselines and the evaluated closed-source frontier VLMs under a standardized protocol.
title Hidden in Plain Sight: Visual-to-Symbolic Analytical Solution Inference from Field Visualizations
topic Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.08863