Zoom-Refine: Boosting High-Resolution Multimodal Understanding via Localized Zoom and Self-Refinement
Xuan Yu, Dayan Guan, Yanfeng Gu

TL;DR
Zoom-Refine is a training-free approach that improves high-resolution multimodal understanding by combining localized zooming into relevant image regions with self-refinement of responses, enhancing detail interpretation without additional training.
Contribution
It introduces a novel training-free method leveraging localized zoom and self-refinement to enhance high-resolution multimodal understanding in Large Language Models.
Findings
Significant performance improvements on high-resolution multimodal benchmarks.
Effective localization of task-relevant image regions without extra training.
Enhanced response accuracy through iterative self-refinement.
Abstract
Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLM) often struggle to interpret high-resolution images accurately, where fine-grained details are crucial for complex visual understanding. We introduce Zoom-Refine, a novel training-free method that enhances MLLM capabilities to address this issue. Zoom-Refine operates through a synergistic process of \textit{Localized Zoom} and \textit{Self-Refinement}. In the \textit{Localized Zoom} step, Zoom-Refine leverages the MLLM to provide a preliminary response to an input query and identifies the most task-relevant image region by predicting its bounding box coordinates. During the \textit{Self-Refinement} step, Zoom-Refine then integrates fine-grained details from the high-resolution crop (identified by \textit{Localized Zoom}) with its initial reasoning to re-evaluate and refine its preliminary response. Our method harnesses the MLLM's inherent…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques · Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction
