LoRA adapters fix collapsed visual CLS token attention in CLIP for superior cross-domain few-shot learning, and the new Semantic Probe framework revives prompt methods to reach state-of-the-art on four benchmarks.
Two effects, one trigger: on the modality gap, object bias, and information imbalance in contrastive vision-language representation learning
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VLMs fail at counting because visual evidence degrades in later language layers, and a lightweight Modality Attention Share intervention can encourage better use of image information during answer generation.
VL-SAM-v3 retrieves visual prototypes from memory to generate sparse spatial and dense contextual priors that refine detection prompts, yielding gains on rare categories in LVIS for both open-vocabulary and open-ended settings.
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Reviving In-domain Fine-tuning Methods for Source-Free Cross-domain Few-shot Learning
LoRA adapters fix collapsed visual CLS token attention in CLIP for superior cross-domain few-shot learning, and the new Semantic Probe framework revives prompt methods to reach state-of-the-art on four benchmarks.
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Counting to Four is still a Chore for VLMs
VLMs fail at counting because visual evidence degrades in later language layers, and a lightweight Modality Attention Share intervention can encourage better use of image information during answer generation.
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VL-SAM-v3: Memory-Guided Visual Priors for Open-World Object Detection
VL-SAM-v3 retrieves visual prototypes from memory to generate sparse spatial and dense contextual priors that refine detection prompts, yielding gains on rare categories in LVIS for both open-vocabulary and open-ended settings.