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  # Method
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  In this work, we explore the limits of MLLM pixel-level perception by predicting the next point in a contour with the simplest approach possible.
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  Without introducing any complex architectures or special patterns, we show how even minimalistic point prediction can achieve effective segmentation at the pixel level.
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  # Key Benefits
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  - **Simplicity**: SimpleSeg requires no specialized modules and adheres to the standard MLLM architecture, it can be seamlessly and efficiently integrated as a new, core pre-training task for foundation models, similar to visual grounding.
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  - **Referring Expression Comprehension** results
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  | Methods | refCOCO | | | refCOCO+ | | | refCOCOg | | Avg. |
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  | | val | testA | testB | val | testA | testB | val | test | |
 
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  # Method
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  In this work, we explore the limits of MLLM pixel-level perception by predicting the next point in a contour with the simplest approach possible.
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  Without introducing any complex architectures or special patterns, we show how even minimalistic point prediction can achieve effective segmentation at the pixel level.
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  # Key Benefits
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  - **Simplicity**: SimpleSeg requires no specialized modules and adheres to the standard MLLM architecture, it can be seamlessly and efficiently integrated as a new, core pre-training task for foundation models, similar to visual grounding.
 
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  - **Referring Expression Comprehension** results
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  | Methods | refCOCO | | | refCOCO+ | | | refCOCOg | | Avg. |
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  | | val | testA | testB | val | testA | testB | val | test | |