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NICE: Neural Image Commenting with Empathy
Based on these annotations, we define two different tasks for the NICE dataset.
Dragonfly: Multi-Resolution Zoom Supercharges Large Visual-Language Model
Recent advances in large multimodal models (LMMs) suggest that higher image resolution enhances the fine-grained understanding of image details, crucial for tasks such as visual commonsense reasoning and analyzing biomedical images.
IM-RAG: Multi-Round Retrieval-Augmented Generation Through Learning Inner Monologues
Although the Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) paradigms can use external knowledge to enhance and ground the outputs of Large Language Models (LLMs) to mitigate generative hallucinations and static knowledge base problems, they still suffer from limited flexibility in adopting Information Retrieval (IR) systems with varying capabilities, constrained interpretability during the multi-round retrieval process, and a lack of end-to-end optimization.
Higher Layers Need More LoRA Experts
In this paper, we introduce a novel parameter-efficient MoE method, \textit{\textbf{M}oE-L\textbf{o}RA with \textbf{L}ayer-wise Expert \textbf{A}llocation (MoLA)} for Transformer-based models, where each model layer has the flexibility to employ a varying number of LoRA experts.
Evaluation and Enhancement of Semantic Grounding in Large Vision-Language Models
Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs) offer remarkable benefits for a variety of vision-language tasks.
Tackling Vision Language Tasks Through Learning Inner Monologues
Visual language tasks require AI models to comprehend and reason with both visual and textual content.
Mapping Natural-language Problems to Formal-language Solutions Using Structured Neural Representations
The encoder of TP-N2F employs TPR `binding' to encode natural-language symbolic structure in vector space and the decoder uses TPR `unbinding' to generate, in symbolic space, a sequential program represented by relational tuples, each consisting of a relation (or operation) and a number of arguments.
Natural- to formal-language generation using Tensor Product Representations
Generating formal-language represented by relational tuples, such as Lisp programs or mathematical expressions, from a natural-language input is an extremely challenging task because it requires to explicitly capture discrete symbolic structural information from the input to generate the output.
Who are the Devils Wearing Prada in New York City?
To answer this question, we design a novel system that consists of three major components: (1) constructing a large dataset from the New York Fashion Shows and New York street chic in order to understand the likely clothing fashion trends in New York, (2) utilizing a learning-based approach to discover fashion attributes as the representative characteristics of fashion trends, and (3) comparing the analysis results from the New York Fashion Shows and street-chic images to verify whether the fashion shows have actual influence on the people in New York City.
