Text-guided class-agnostic counting models exhibit significant weaknesses in grounding textual prompts to visual objects, as demonstrated by new negative-label and distractor tests on a multi-category dataset.
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HOLE applies persistent homology to latent embeddings in neural networks and uses visualizations such as cluster flow diagrams to reveal patterns of class separation, feature disentanglement, and robustness.
FastGen adaptively compresses LLM KV caches via lightweight attention profiling: evicting long-range contexts on local heads, non-special tokens on special-token heads, and retaining full caches on broad-attention heads, yielding substantial memory savings with negligible quality loss.
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Does it Really Count? Assessing Semantic Grounding in Text-Guided Class-Agnostic Counting
Text-guided class-agnostic counting models exhibit significant weaknesses in grounding textual prompts to visual objects, as demonstrated by new negative-label and distractor tests on a multi-category dataset.
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HOLE: Homological Observation of Latent Embeddings for Neural Network Interpretability
HOLE applies persistent homology to latent embeddings in neural networks and uses visualizations such as cluster flow diagrams to reveal patterns of class separation, feature disentanglement, and robustness.
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Model Tells You What to Discard: Adaptive KV Cache Compression for LLMs
FastGen adaptively compresses LLM KV caches via lightweight attention profiling: evicting long-range contexts on local heads, non-special tokens on special-token heads, and retaining full caches on broad-attention heads, yielding substantial memory savings with negligible quality loss.