SciGen-Verifier: A Multimodal Reasoner for Explainable Verification in Scientific Image Generation
SciGen-Verifier explains and corrects scientific image-generation errors, competing with much larger proprietary models.
The paper introduces SciGen-Verify, a benchmark for explainable verification of scientific images such as circuits, geometric constructions, and function plots. Its three-tier protocol covers binary judgment, an explanation, and a corrective editing instruction across instruction following, multidisciplinary reasoning, and world knowledge. SciGen-Verifier is trained with cold-start supervised fine-tuning and a curriculum two-stage reinforcement-learning pipeline, and it reports competitive results against much larger proprietary models while serving as an online critic for iterative image correction.
- SciGen-Verify benchmarks explainable checking of scientific image generation across reasoning domains.
- The protocol covers binary judgment, supporting explanation, and corrective editing instructions.
- SciGen-Verifier is trained with cold-start SFT and two-stage curriculum reinforcement learning.
- It matches much larger proprietary models and can act as an online critic for image fixes.
- AI models
- SciGen-Verifier
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In realistic education, a solution is often expressed not only in words but in a drawing--a circuit, a geometric construction, a function plot--and a teacher must grade the drawing as carefully as the text.
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