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Scalable Minimal-Change Learning for Controllable Image Editing

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The paper introduces ARRO, a reinforcement‑learning framework that enforces minimal‑change editing by auditing source images, instructions, and edited outputs for unimplemented and unintended changes. Using a vision‑language reward model and a group‑level rubric, ARRO achieves higher EditScore on multiple benchmarks and reduces off‑target pixel changes by 8.4% on FLUX.1 Kontext‑dev. The approach eliminates the need for per‑instruction human annotations and demonstrates strong performance across several evaluation sets.

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