FES-RAG reframes multimodal RAG as fragment-level selection using Fragment Information Gain to outperform document-level methods with up to 27% relative CIDEr gains on M2RAG while shortening context.
RoRA-VLM: Robust retrieval-augmented vision language models
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mKG-RAG constructs multimodal KGs via MLLM-driven extraction and vision-text matching then applies dual-stage query-aware retrieval to achieve new state-of-the-art results on knowledge-based VQA.
A decision-based agent for KB-VQA learns to dynamically select retrieval or answer actions over multiple steps and achieves state-of-the-art results on InfoSeek and E-VQA after fine-tuning on automatically collected trajectories.
WikiSeeker boosts KB-VQA performance by using VLMs to rewrite image-informed queries for better retrieval and to decide when to route to external LLM or rely on internal VLM knowledge.
MG²-RAG proposes a multi-granularity graph RAG framework that constructs hierarchical multimodal nodes via entity-driven visual grounding and performs structured retrieval, delivering SOTA results on four multimodal tasks with 43.3× faster graph construction.
VLA-Pro improves cross-task generalization in vision-language-action models by storing task-specific LoRA adapters as procedural memories and retrieving/fusing them at inference.
MetaRA applies metamorphic testing to VQA tasks and shows that MLLM models exhibit sensitivity to linguistic perturbations and superficial visual cues not detected by conventional accuracy benchmarks.
A new CoVQD-guided retrieval-augmented generation framework improves multimodal LLMs on visual question answering by using structured reasoning to retrieve better external knowledge.
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VLA-Pro: Cross-Task Procedural Memory Transfer for Vision-Language-Action Models
VLA-Pro improves cross-task generalization in vision-language-action models by storing task-specific LoRA adapters as procedural memories and retrieving/fusing them at inference.