Language-Pretraining-Induced Bias: A Strong Foundation for General Vision Tasks

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• Cross-modality (language and vision) adaptation is inherently more challenging than cross-domain adaptation.technical 80%
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  making cross-modality (language and vision) inherently more challenging than cross-domain adaptation.

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• Adding a bridge training stage as a modality adaptation learner can effectively align Large Language Model (LLM) parameters with vision tasks.method 90%
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  we show that adding a bridge training stage as a modality adaptation learner can effectively align Large Language Model (LLM) parameters with vision tasks.

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• Random label bridge training requires no manual labeling and helps LLM parameters adapt to vision foundation tasks.method 90%
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  we propose a simple yet powerful solution random label bridge training that requires no manual labeling and helps LLM parameters adapt to vision foundation tasks.

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• Partial bridge training is often advantageous for cross-modality adaptation.result 85%
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  our findings reveal that partial bridge training is often advantageous

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• Certain layers in LLMs exhibit strong foundational properties that remain beneficial even without fine-tuning for visual tasks.technical 85%
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  certain layers in LLMs exhibit strong foundational properties that remain beneficial even without fine-tuning for visual tasks.

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• The ratio of outlier parameters in language pre-training models and vision pre-training models differs significantly.technical 80%
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  The ratio of outlier parameters in language pre-training models and vision pre-training models differs significantly

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• Many prior studies have assumed that language pre-trained models are unsuitable for downstream visual tasks due to disparate parameter spaces.limitation 80%
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  assuming that language pre-trained models are unsuitable for downstream visual tasks due to disparate parameter spaces.

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• Partial bridge training opens up new avenues for leveraging language pre-trained parameters directly within vision models.result 75%
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  This surprising discovery opens up new avenues for leveraging language pre-trained parameters directly within vision models

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