Evaluating Video Models for Temporal Understanding in Drivin
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsEvaluating Video Models for Temporal Understanding in Driving
Video-language models show unreliable temporal reasoning in driving tasks. Lightweight finetuning and probes outperform prompting methods, suggesting motion cues are present but not effectively utilized.
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