SIMIT is introduced, a test-time self-improvement framework in which a vision-language model creates its own query-specific training data before answering an unlabeled test query to improve performance on a given target test set without annotations or external models.
M. Kaya, Desmond Elliott, Dim P. Papadopoulos· 0 citations
Recent test-time scaling methods improve model performance by increasing inference-time compute. One practical form of this is parallel scaling, where a model samples multiple independent reasoning streams and aggregates their answers using methods like voting, reranking, or verification. While effective, this approach...
Hans Peter Lyngsøe Raaschou-jensen, M. Kaya, Desmond Elliott· 0 citations
Interleaved multimodal in-context learning (ICL) lets frozen large vision-language models (LVLMs) acquire new tasks from a handful of image-text-answer demonstrations, yet it remains fragile: demonstrations bind to the wrong images, redundant exemplars crowd out informative ones, and noisy answers are copied verbatim i...
Y. Yılmaz, Elena Petrova, M. Kaya et al.· 0 citations
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