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E-VAds: A New Benchmark for Understanding E-Commerce Short Videos Using Multi-Modal LLMs

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[Submitted on 9 Feb 2026 (v1), last revised 17 Jun 2026 (this version, v4)]

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Summary

This paper introduces E-VAds, the first benchmark specifically designed for understanding e-commerce short videos. The authors propose a multi-modal information density assessment framework showing that e-commerce content has higher density across visual, audio, and textual modalities than mainstream datasets. They curated 3,961 high-quality videos from Taobao across various product categories and used a multi-agent system to generate 19,785 open-ended Q&A pairs across five tasks. They also developed E-VAds-R1, an RL-based reasoning model with a multi-grained reward design (MG-GRPO) that achieves a 109.2% performance gain in commercial intent reasoning with only a few hundred training samples.

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bskyE-VAds: A New Benchmark for Understanding E-Commerce Short Videos Using Multi-Modal LLMsarxiv.org

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E-commerce short videos represent a high-revenue segment of the online video industry characterized by a goal-driven format and dense multi-modal signals.
Current models often struggle with these videos because existing benchmarks focus primarily on general-purpose tasks and neglect the reasoning of commercial intent.
Our evaluation reveals that e-commerce content exhibits substantially higher density across visual, audio, and textual modalities compared to mainstream datasets, establishing a more challenging frontier for video understanding.
Experimental results demonstrate that E-VAds-R1 achieves a 109.2% performance gain in commercial intent reasoning with only a few hundred training samples.
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E-commerce short videos represent a high-revenue segment of the online video industry characterized by a goal-driven format and dense multi-modal signals. Current models often struggle with these videos because existing benchmarks focus primarily on gener

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