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VideoHarness-RSI: Recursive Harness Self-Improvement for Long-Video Understanding with Frozen Vision-Language Models

Long-video understanding depends not only on the capability of a vision-language model (VLM), but also on how its limited context is constructed from a much longer video. Existing systems typically introduce hand-designed sampling, retrieval, memory, or agentic control strategies, making the context-construction program itself difficult to study as an independent optimization target. We introduce VideoHarness-RSI, a controlled framework that recursively searches executable context constructors around a frozen VLM while keeping the answering model and interface fixed. We study this baseline under complementary weak- and strong-initialization regimes. From a weak uniform constructor, recurs...

AuthorsGuoyang Xu, Hao Chen
Primary categorycs.AI
Published25 August 2026
Last updated at source3 September 2026
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