Multi-modal models can achieve a deeper, more accurate understanding of visual information by aligning object representations across multiple scales (text, coordinates, and images), leading to improved performance in tasks like grounding and object recognition.
MetaKD, a novel meta-learning approach, effectively addresses the challenge of performance degradation in multi-modal learning when key modalities are missing by dynamically optimizing modality importance and performing modality-weighted knowledge distillation.
BALDUR is a novel Bayesian algorithm designed to improve classification accuracy in scenarios with limited sample sizes and high-dimensional, multi-modal biomedical data by combining data views into a common latent space and performing feature selection.
MMAR introduces a novel framework for joint image-text probabilistic modeling that overcomes information loss inherent in previous methods, achieving superior performance in both image understanding and generation by disentangling the diffusion process from the auto-regressive backbone and utilizing continuous image representations.
TAMM verbessert die 3D-Formverständnis durch effektive Nutzung von Bild- und Textdaten.