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In table 3, we demonstrate the prompt for textualized recaptioning.

These challenges have spawned the new task of'Subject-Drive Text-to-Image Generation', which is the core task of our paper aims to solve. Though the mined clusters already contain (image, alt-text) information, the alt-text's noise level is For example, the generation model believes'teapot' should contain a's in-context generation that demonstrates its skill set. Results generated from a single model . Subject (image, text) and editing key words are annotated, with detailed template in the Appendix. Such manual modification process is time-consuming.

Table A: Configuration of the main parameters used for executing each episode of the PIN task containedinthePInNEDdataset.

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Scaling large language models typically involves three dimensions: depth, width, and parameter count. In this work, we explore a fourth dimension, \textbf{virtual logical depth} (VLD), which increases effective algorithmic depth without changing parameter count by reusing weights. While parameter reuse is not new, its role in scaling has been underexplored. Unlike recent test-time methods that scale token-wise, VLD alters the internal computation graph during training and inference. Through controlled experiments, we obtain three key insights. (1) \textit{Knowledge capacity vs. parameters}: at fixed parameter count, VLD leaves knowledge capacity nearly unchanged, while across models capacity still scales with parameters. (2) \textit{Reasoning vs. reuse}: properly implemented VLD substantially improves reasoning ability \emph{without} more parameters, decoupling reasoning from size. This suggests a new scaling path beyond token-wise test-time methods. (3) \textit{Robustness and generality}: reasoning gains persist across architectures and reuse schedules, showing VLD captures a general scaling behavior. These results provide insight into future scaling strategies and raise a deeper question: does superintelligence require ever-larger models, or can it be achieved by reusing parameters and increasing logical depth? We argue many unknown dynamics in scaling remain to be explored. Code is available at https://anonymous.4open.science/r/virtual_logical_depth-8024/.

In table 3, we demonstrate the prompt for textualized recaptioning.

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. It's hard to think of a spookier wildlife scenario: A songbird is flying through the air, when it's suddenly intercepted from above at breakneck speed by a large, fanged bat . After a brief struggle, the attacker disappears into the gloom with its bloody prey in tow. But for over two decades, biologists have suspected that these events are even darker than that scary situation. And thanks to tiny bat "backpacks," experts have now confirmed their nightmarish theory.

PInNED dataset has the potential to advance the field of visual navigation and Embodied AI.