记忆增强型视觉语言代理:实现持久且语义一致的目标描述生成
Memory-Augmented Vision-Language Agents for Persistent and Semantically Consistent Object Captioning
March 30, 2026
作者: Tommaso Galliena, Stefano Rosa, Tommaso Apicella, Pietro Morerio, Alessio Del Bue, Lorenzo Natale
cs.AI
摘要
视觉语言模型(VLMs)常对同一物体在不同视角下产生不一致的描述,这制约了具身智能体构建持续语义表征的能力。现有方法通过离线多视角聚合或多阶段流水线(解耦探索、数据关联与描述学习)来解决不一致性问题,但难以对历史观察对象进行推理。本文提出一种统一的记忆增强型视觉语言智能体,在自回归框架内同步处理数据关联、物体描述和探索策略。该模型通过处理当前RGB观测、自上而下的探索地图以及序列化为物体级标记的情景记忆,确保长时序中物体身份与语义的一致性。为实现自监督训练,我们在逼真3D环境中采用基于分歧的策略和伪描述模型收集数据集,该模型能强化多视角描述历史的一致性。在人工标注的物体级测试集上的大量实验表明,本方法在标准描述评分上较基线模型提升最高达11.86%,描述自相似度提升7.39%,同时通过紧凑场景表征实现可扩展性能。代码、模型权重及数据详见https://hsp-iit.github.io/epos-vlm/。
English
Vision-Language Models (VLMs) often yield inconsistent descriptions of the same object across viewpoints, hindering the ability of embodied agents to construct consistent semantic representations over time. Previous methods resolved inconsistencies using offline multi-view aggregation or multi-stage pipelines that decouple exploration, data association, and caption learning, with limited capacity to reason over previously observed objects. In this paper, we introduce a unified, memory-augmented Vision-Language agent that simultaneously handles data association, object captioning, and exploration policy within a single autoregressive framework. The model processes the current RGB observation, a top-down explored map, and an object-level episodic memory serialized into object-level tokens, ensuring persistent object identity and semantic consistency across extended sequences. To train the model in a self-supervised manner, we collect a dataset in photorealistic 3D environments using a disagreement-based policy and a pseudo-captioning model that enforces consistency across multi-view caption histories. Extensive evaluation on a manually annotated object-level test set, demonstrate improvements of up to +11.86% in standard captioning scores and +7.39% in caption self-similarity over baseline models, while enabling scalable performance through a compact scene representation. Code, model weights, and data are available at https://hsp-iit.github.io/epos-vlm/.