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The incorporation of a reasoning feedback loop in multi-modal generative models improves accuracy in tasks requiring temporal coherence and causality understanding.

Feasibility: 7 Novelty: 8

Motivation

Current models may generate plausible images or videos but fail to maintain consistency over time or understand cause-effect relationships. A feedback loop could iteratively refine outputs based on reasoning criteria, potentially leading to more coherent and causality-aware generation.

Proposed Method

Develop a multi-modal generative model with a built-in reasoning feedback loop that evaluates outputs against a set of reasoning benchmarks. Use a reinforcement learning approach where the model receives rewards for outputs that maintain temporal coherence and causality across generated frames. Test the model on datasets requiring complex temporal understanding, such as multi-step task completion scenarios.

Expected Contribution

This research could demonstrate an effective way to incorporate reasoning into generation tasks, potentially improving the coherence and causality awareness of generated content.

Required Resources

A robust computational setup with GPUs, access to multi-modal datasets with temporal and causal annotations, and expertise in reinforcement learning.

Source Paper

MMGR: Multi-Modal Generative Reasoning

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