MiMIC mitigates visual modality collapse and semantic misalignment in universal multimodal retrieval via fusion-in-decoder architecture and robust single-modality training.
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GS-Quant generates coarse-to-fine discrete codes for KG entities via semantic hierarchy injection and causal sequence reconstruction, enabling LLMs to perform knowledge graph completion by treating the codes as vocabulary tokens.
Introduces Tree Generation (TG-SFT) to generate synthetic instruction-tuning data from LLMs, reducing catastrophic forgetting when fine-tuning MLLMs on domain-specific or multimodal data.
The study introduces a framework and reports differences in consistency, cohesiveness, and correctness of themes produced under synchronous versus asynchronous collaboration across three interactive NLP tools.
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MiMIC: Mitigating Visual Modality Collapse in Universal Multimodal Retrieval While Avoiding Semantic Misalignment
MiMIC mitigates visual modality collapse and semantic misalignment in universal multimodal retrieval via fusion-in-decoder architecture and robust single-modality training.
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GS-Quant: Granular Semantic and Generative Structural Quantization for Knowledge Graph Completion
GS-Quant generates coarse-to-fine discrete codes for KG entities via semantic hierarchy injection and causal sequence reconstruction, enabling LLMs to perform knowledge graph completion by treating the codes as vocabulary tokens.
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Preserving Knowledge in Large Language Model with Model-Agnostic Self-Decompression
Introduces Tree Generation (TG-SFT) to generate synthetic instruction-tuning data from LLMs, reducing catastrophic forgetting when fine-tuning MLLMs on domain-specific or multimodal data.
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Effects of Collaboration on the Performance of Interactive Theme Discovery Systems
The study introduces a framework and reports differences in consistency, cohesiveness, and correctness of themes produced under synchronous versus asynchronous collaboration across three interactive NLP tools.