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REVERIE+: Generalized Reflective Instruction Tuning for Hallucination Mitigation in Advanced VLMs

Aug 2026 · International Journal of Computer Vision · Vol 134 · 0 citations · 83 references

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This work proposes REVERIE+ (ReflEctiVERatIonalE), an extension of REVERIE substantially expanded in domain diversity, task complexity, and annotation richness, tailored to advanced LVLMs, which broadens domain coverage and increases task difficulty, while improving annotation reliability.

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