vlms-choosing-ordered-route-over-numbered-waypoints-single-egocentric CLM-0508
observationsingle paperReviewed by AI

For VLMs choosing an ordered route over numbered waypoints in a single egocentric image, per-waypoint feasibility and the first action are judged well while the rest of the route is not: pooled over nine models, roughly 88-96% of predictions take a legal first edge, but full-route legality falls to about 47% for a point agent and under 7% once the agent has a footprint, with most of the loss in intermediate edges rather than in output format.

Capability: Turning plans into physical action

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Zero-shot, single first-person RGB image with numbered waypoints and JSON output; feasibility scored against registered 3D scene geometry; indoor simulated scenes..

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Drafted from the paper by a model and filed unreviewed. Visible here so it can be read, not because anyone has vouched for it: it does not move any technique's standing and does not count toward the internal scorecard. Drafted confidence: medium. Falsifier as drafted: A model whose first-edge legality and full-route legality are close together, or whose embodied-route legality approaches its point-route legality, on the same benchmark.