Mental World Modeling: Predicting Behavior via Agents' Hidden Beliefs, Not Just Physical State心智世界建模(MWM):让世界模型学会预测行为背后的隐藏信念
S 3.3T11 sources1 个来源R7-research
Researchers formulate Mental World Modeling (MWM), a framework arguing that world models must track each agent's hidden mental state—beliefs, wants, intentions, feelings, and sense of social permissibility—not just the physical scene.
The paper argues existing world models only answer a physical question (what an object is, where it is, how it will evolve), so a model that ignores what each agent knows or believes predicts the wrong action even for a correctly modeled physical scene.
For autonomous driving, this reframing matters directly: predicting whether a pedestrian or cyclist will cross or yield depends on their belief about the vehicle's intent, not just their visible position and trajectory.
研究者提出心智世界模型(Mental World Modeling, MWM)框架,主张世界模型不能只建模物理场景,还必须追踪每个智能体隐藏的心智状态——信念、欲望、意图、情感以及对社会许可行为的判断。