As Visual Language Models (VLMs) rapidly evolve in the global artificial intelligence landscape, their ability to integrate image analysis with semantic reasoning is becoming increasingly prominent. However, existing major international VLM evaluation benchmarks are primarily designed around controlled scenarios required for academic research, making it difficult for them to directly reflect the diverse, real-time, and highly uncertain challenges encountered in practical urba

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Introduction to VLM Vision Language Models (VLMs) represent a revolutionary advancement in AI, combining computer vision with natural...