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CLIP
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CLIP is a model in our research taxonomy.
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ViCLIP-OT: The First Foundation Vision-Language Model for Vietnamese Image-Text Retrieval with Optimal Transport
LightSplat: Fast and Memory-Efficient Open-Vocabulary 3D Scene Understanding in Five Seconds
Micro-AU CLIP: Fine-Grained Contrastive Learning from Local Independence to Global Dependency for Micro-Expression Action Unit Detection
DEO: Training-Free Direct Embedding Optimization for Negation-Aware Retrieval
Exploring Open-Vocabulary Object Recognition in Images using CLIP
Good Scores, Bad Data: A Metric for Multimodal Coherence
Spanning the Visual Analogy Space with a Weight Basis of LoRAs
MobileFetalCLIP: Selective Repulsive Knowledge Distillation for Mobile Fetal Ultrasound Analysis
Interpretable Zero-shot Referring Expression Comprehension with Query-driven Scene Graphs
SEM: Sparse Embedding Modulation for Post-Hoc Debiasing of Vision-Language Models
DamageArbiter: A CLIP-Enhanced Multimodal Arbitration Framework for Hurricane Damage Assessment from Street-View Imagery
Complementary Text-Guided Attention for Zero-Shot Adversarial Robustness
Diversity Matters: Dataset Diversification and Dual-Branch Network for Generalized AI-Generated Image Detection
OptiSAR-Net++: A Large-Scale Benchmark and Transformer-Free Framework for Cross-Domain Remote Sensing Visual Grounding
CLIP-Guided Unsupervised Semantic-Aware Exposure Correction
A Simple Efficiency Incremental Learning Framework via Vision-Language Model with Nonlinear Multi-Adapters
Improving MLLMs in Embodied Exploration and Question Answering with Human-Inspired Memory Modeling
Adaptive MLP Pruning for Large Vision Transformers
BrandFusion: A Multi-Agent Framework for Seamless Brand Integration in Text-to-Video Generation
ACD-U: Asymmetric co-teaching with machine unlearning for robust learning with noisy labels
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