Introduces OMTG benchmark with C-Acc and EtF1 metrics, a 56k dataset, and caption/temporal rewards, reaching 43.65% EtF1 SOTA on the new bench.
CyberV: Cybernetics for Test-time Scaling in Video Understanding.arXiv preprint arXiv:2506.07971, 2025
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