StrLoRA is a regularized two-stage expert routing method for streaming CVIT that selects experts via textual instructions and applies token-wise cross-modal weighting with historical routing alignment.
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PRIME-Speech adds low-latency speech output to frozen S2T LLMs by synchronizing a causal post-decoder with intermediate hidden states and using mixed conditioning plus turn-level KV-cache packing, preserving original S2T performance across translation, QA, and dialogue tasks.
A Hybrid Disentangled VQ-VAE with physical masks creates a cross-embodiment action codebook from human videos, allowing VLA pre-training that adapts to new embodiments with only 50 trajectories.
AcuLa aligns audio models with medical language models via contrastive and self-supervised objectives on LLM-generated clinical reports, raising mean AUROC from 0.68 to 0.79 across 18 cardio-respiratory tasks.
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StrLoRA: Towards Streaming Continual Visual Instruction Tuning for MLLMs
StrLoRA is a regularized two-stage expert routing method for streaming CVIT that selects experts via textual instructions and applies token-wise cross-modal weighting with historical routing alignment.
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Preserving Speech-to-Text LLM Capabilities in Speech-to-Speech Generation
PRIME-Speech adds low-latency speech output to frozen S2T LLMs by synchronizing a causal post-decoder with intermediate hidden states and using mixed conditioning plus turn-level KV-cache packing, preserving original S2T performance across translation, QA, and dialogue tasks.
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Motion-Focused Latent Action Enables Cross-Embodiment VLA Training from Human EgoVideos
A Hybrid Disentangled VQ-VAE with physical masks creates a cross-embodiment action codebook from human videos, allowing VLA pre-training that adapts to new embodiments with only 50 trajectories.
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Language Models as Semantic Teachers: Post-Training Alignment for Medical Audio Understanding
AcuLa aligns audio models with medical language models via contrastive and self-supervised objectives on LLM-generated clinical reports, raising mean AUROC from 0.68 to 0.79 across 18 cardio-respiratory tasks.