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- FoodLMM: A Versatile Food Assistant Using Large Multi-Modal Model63
This paper proposes FoodLMM, a versatile food assistant based on LMMs with various capabilities, including food recognition, ingredient recognition, recipe generation, nutrition estimation, food segmentation, and multi-round conversation, to facilitate FoodLMM in dealing with tasks beyond pure text output.
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- Advancing Food Nutrition Estimation via Visual-Ingredient Feature Fusion15
This work introduces FastFood, a dataset with 84,446 images across 908 fast food categories, featuring ingredient and nutritional annotations, and proposes a new model-agnostic Visual-Ingredient Feature Fusion (VIF2) method to enhance nutrition estimation by integrating visual and ingredient features.
- Transferability Estimation Based On Principal Gradient Expectation5
Principal Gradient Expectation (PGE), a simple yet effective method for assessing transferability, is proposed and extensive experiments show that the proposed metric is superior to state-of-the-art methods on all properties.
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- Benchmarking Gaslighting Negation Attacks Against Multimodal Large Language Models3
This paper systematically study gaslighting negation attacks—a phenomenon where models, despite initially providing correct answers, are persuaded by user-provided negations to reverse their outputs, often fabricating justifications—to highlight a fundamental robustness gap in multimodal AI systems.
- Combating Noisy Labels in Long-Tailed Image Classification2
An early effort to tackle the image classification task with both long-tailed distribution and label noise with a new learning paradigm based on matching between inferences on weak and strong data augmentations to screen out noisy samples and introduce a leave-noise-out regularization to eliminate the effect of the recognized noisy samples.
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