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Learning to Think Like a Cartoon Captionist: Incongruity-Resolution Supervision for Multimodal Humor Understanding

Researchers introduce IRS, a framework that decomposes humor understanding into incongruity detection, resolution modeling, and preference alignment, grounded in cognitive theory and tested on the New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest benchmark.

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