GLASS: Graph and Vision-Language Assisted Semantic Shape Correspondence

GLASS is a novel unsupervised framework that establishes dense 3D shape correspondence across challenging non-isometric and inter-class scenarios by integrating geometric spectral analysis with semantic priors from vision-language foundation models, achieving state-of-the-art performance through view-consistent feature extraction, language-injected vertex descriptors, and a graph-assisted contrastive loss.

Qinfeng Xiao, Guofeng Mei, Qilong Liu, Chenyuan Yi, Fabio Poiesi, Jian Zhang, Bo Yang, Yick Kit-lun2026-03-10💻 cs

Scaling Test-Time Robustness of Vision-Language Models via Self-Critical Inference Framework

This paper proposes a Self-Critical Inference (SCI) framework that enhances the robustness of Large Vision-Language Models against language bias and sensitivity through multi-round counterfactual reasoning with textual and visual perturbations, alongside a new Dynamic Robustness Benchmark (DRBench) for model-specific evaluation.

Kaihua Tang, Jiaxin Qi, Jinli Ou, Yuhua Zheng, Jianqiang Huang2026-03-10💻 cs

Holi-Spatial: Evolving Video Streams into Holistic 3D Spatial Intelligence

This paper introduces Holi-Spatial, the first fully automated, large-scale, spatially-aware multimodal dataset constructed from raw video streams without human intervention, which provides 4 million high-quality 3D semantic annotations and spatial QA pairs to significantly enhance the training and performance of Vision-Language Models on spatial reasoning tasks.

Yuanyuan Gao, Hao Li, Yifei Liu, Xinhao Ji, Yuning Gong, Yuanjun Liao, Fangfu Liu, Manyuan Zhang, Yuchen Yang, Dan Xu, Xue Yang, Huaxi Huang, Hongjie Zhang, Ziwei Liu, Xiao Sun, Dingwen Zhang, Zhihang Zhong2026-03-10💻 cs

The Effect of Code Obfuscation on Human Program Comprehension

This study investigates how varying levels of code obfuscation affect human program comprehension in Python and JavaScript, revealing that while obfuscation generally increases reasoning time and reduces accuracy, its impact is non-monotonic and language-specific, with moderate deliberation improving performance and experience proving more critical within specific languages than across them.

Anh H. N. Nguyen, Jack Le, Ilse Lahnstein Coronado, Tien N. Nguyen2026-03-10💻 cs

A Primer on Evolutionary Frameworks for Near-Field Multi-Source Localization

This paper introduces two novel model-driven evolutionary frameworks, NEMO-DE and NEEF-DE, that leverage differential evolution to perform near-field multi-source localization on continuous spherical-wave models with arbitrary array geometries, effectively overcoming the limitations of traditional grid-based subspace methods and data-dependent deep learning approaches without requiring labeled data or discretized grids.

Seyed Jalaleddin Mousavirad, Parisa Ramezani, Mattias O'Nils, Emil Björnson2026-03-10💻 cs

UniUncer: Unified Dynamic Static Uncertainty for End to End Driving

UniUncer is a lightweight, unified framework for end-to-end autonomous driving that jointly estimates and leverages uncertainty for both static map elements and dynamic agents through probabilistic regression, uncertainty-aware query fusion, and adaptive gating, thereby significantly improving trajectory accuracy and planning robustness with minimal computational overhead.

Yu Gao, Jijun Wang, Zongzheng Zhang, Anqing Jiang, Yiru Wang, Yuwen Heng, Shuo Wang, Hao Sun, Zhangfeng Hu, Hao Zhao2026-03-10💻 cs

C2^2-Explorer: Contiguity-Driven Task Allocation with Connectivity-Aware Task Representation for Decentralized Multi-UAV Exploration

C2^2-Explorer is a decentralized framework for multi-UAV exploration that addresses communication limitations and inefficient traversal by utilizing connectivity-aware task representation and a contiguity-driven allocation strategy, achieving significant reductions in exploration time and path length compared to state-of-the-art methods.

Xinlu Yan, Mingjie Zhang, Yuhao Fang, Yanke Sun, Jun Ma, Youmin Gong, Boyu Zhou, Jie Mei2026-03-10💻 cs

PARSE: Part-Aware Relational Spatial Modeling

The paper introduces PARSE, a framework utilizing part-level geometric relations encoded in Part-centric Assembly Graphs to resolve spatial ambiguities, which is validated through the creation of the PARSE-10K dataset and demonstrated to significantly enhance both object layout reasoning in vision-language models and the physical realism of generated 3D scenes.

Yinuo Bai, Peijun Xu, Kuixiang Shao, Yuyang Jiao, Jingxuan Zhang, Kaixin Yao, Jiayuan Gu, Jingyi Yu2026-03-10💻 cs