TSRouter: Dynamic Modality-Model Selection for Time Series Reasoning
A new framework called TSRouter dynamically selects between LLMs and VLMs for time series reasoning, leveraging their complementary strengths. LLMs preserve exact numerical details but miss global patterns, while VLMs capture patterns but lose fine-grained data. TSRouter chooses the best modality and model per input, balancing accuracy and cost.
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