What Color Is It? A Text-Interference Multimodal Hallucination Benchmark
Jinkun Zhao, Lei Huang, Haixin Ge, Wenjun Wu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new benchmark dataset to evaluate and understand color hallucination issues in multimodal large models, aiming to improve their robustness against visual perception interference.
Contribution
The paper presents the 'What Color Is It' dataset for testing visual hallucinations in MLMs and explores causes and solutions for these hallucinations.
Findings
MLMs are susceptible to color hallucinations due to visual interference.
The dataset effectively triggers single-modality hallucinations.
Potential solutions can mitigate hallucination effects.
Abstract
With the rapid advancement of Large Models, numerous text-and-vision-fused Multimodal Large Models (MLMs) have emerged. However, these MLMs remain susceptible to informational interference in visual perception, particularly in color perception, which introduces an additional risk of hallucination. To validate this hypothesis, we introduce the "What Color Is It" dataset, a novel benchmark constructed using a simple method to trigger single-modality visual hallucination in MLMs. Based on this dataset, we further investigate the underlying causes of hallucination in the visual modality of MLMs and propose potential solutions to enhance their robustness.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHallucinations in medical conditions · Aesthetic Perception and Analysis · Visual perception and processing mechanisms
