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Regulación de gradiente inducida por la estructura para modelos de lenguaje de visión generalizables
IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence
|September 1, 2025
Resumen
El aprendizaje meta-prompt regulado por gradientes (GRAM) mejora la sintonización rápida para los modelos de lenguaje de visión, mejorando la adaptación de pocos disparos y la generalización entre dominios con el meta-aprendizaje y la regulación de gradientes.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Inteligencia artificial
- Visión por computadora
- Procesamiento del lenguaje natural
Sus antecedentes:
- El ajuste rápido adapta los modelos de lenguaje visual previamente entrenados de manera eficiente utilizando indicaciones suaves.
- El aprendizaje de pocos disparos con ajuste rápido enfrenta desafíos en la sensibilidad de inicialización y el exceso de ajuste.
- Los métodos existentes tienen dificultades para adaptarse rápidamente y mantener la generalización en escenarios con pocos datos.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Introducir un nuevo marco de aprendizaje metapromptado regulado por gradientes (GRAM).
- Mejorar la efectividad de la sintonización rápida en escenarios de aprendizaje de pocos disparos y cero disparos.
- Mejorar la generalización entre dominios y reducir el exceso de ajuste en los modelos de lenguaje de visión.
Principales métodos:
- Desarrolló un paradigma de metaaprendizaje utilizando datos de texto con etiqueta débil.
- Empleado el agrupamiento jerárquico intermodal para la organización de datos.
- Se introdujo una función de regulación de gradiente para mejorar la generalización.
- Propuso una función de regulación de gradiente inducida por la estructura para el ajuste del tiempo de prueba.
Principales resultados:
- GRAM logra el estado de la técnica de generalización de pocos disparos y cero disparos.
- El marco mejora constantemente varios métodos de ajuste rápido.
- Se ha demostrado una adaptación efectiva con datos limitados o sin etiquetar.
- Mostró un metaaprendizaje robusto en diversos dominios.
Conclusiones:
- GRAM ofrece una solución robusta y adaptable para los desafíos de ajuste rápido.
- Los métodos propuestos mejoran significativamente las capacidades de aprendizaje de pocos disparos y cero disparos.
- GRAM proporciona un enfoque independiente del modelo para mejorar el rendimiento del ajuste rápido.
- El marco facilita la transferencia eficiente de conocimientos sin anotaciones explícitas.
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