Challenge: Referring resolution is the task of identifying the referent of a natural language expression.
Approach: They propose a model that restores weakening of the spatial natural constraints on referring expressions by evaluating their performance on different datasets.
Outcome: The proposed model shows improved performance on the most challenging kinds of referring expressions on different datasets.

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