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REVE: Efficient Hallucination Correction for Large Audio-Language Models via Reused Encoder States
Large audio-language models may mention acoustic events that are absent from the input. A separate audio event detector can verify these mentions, but doing so requires a second audio encoder and a separate forward pass. We propose Reused Encoder States for Verifying Events (REVE), a lightweight method that uses states already computed by the target model. One readout summarizes class scores across audio frames, while another uses pooled states from four consecutive frame intervals. Class-aware score fusion combines their outputs to verify generated event mentions without encoding the audio ag
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-22T11:32:22.000Z
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