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Empowering VLMs for Few-Shot Multimodal Time Series Classification via Tailored Agentic Reasoning

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arXiv:2605.09395v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: In this paper, we propose the first VLnderline{extbf{M}} nderline{extbf{a}}gentic nderline{extbf{r}}easoning framework for few-nderline{extbf{s}}hot multimodal nderline{extbf{T}}ime nderline{extbf{S}}eries nderline{extbf{C}}lassification (extbf{MarsTSC}), which introduces a self-evolving knowledge bank as a dynamic context iteratively refined via reflective agentic reasoning. The framework comprises three collaborative roles: i) Generator conducts reliable classification via reasoning; ii) Reflector diagnoses the root causes of reasoning errors to yield discriminative insights targeting the temporal features overlooked by Generator; iii) Modifier applies verified updates to the knowledge bank to prevent context collapse. We further introduce a test-time update strategy to enable cautious, continuous knowledge bank refinement to mitigate few-shot bias and distribution shift. Extensive experiments across 12 mainstream time series benchmarks demonstrate that extbf{MarsTSC} delivers substantial and consistent performance gains across 6 VLM backbones, outperforming both classical and foundation model-based time series baselines under few-shot conditions, while producing interpretable rationales that ground each classification decision in human-readable feature evidence.

Source: arXiv cs.AI | 2026-05-12

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