most citedRe-Imagining Multimodal Instruction Tuning: A Representation View

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7 papers

cs.CV2026

SEMIR: Topology-Preserving Graph Minors for Thin-Structure Segmentation

Luke James Miller, Yugyung Lee

Thin-structure segmentation--power lines, cracks, lane markings at 1-3 pixel width--requires preserving connectivity that standard representations preclude: patching severs continu…

quant-ph2026

QuIC: A Training-Free Quantum Graph Embedding from Ideal Analysis to Practical Hardware Evaluation

Luke Miller, Yugyung Lee

We introduce QuIC, a training-free quantum graph embedding that maps graphs to sorted output distributions via a fixed parameterized circuit. In the ideal one-repetition setting, w…

cs.CV2026

MATEX: Multi-scale Attention and Text-guided Explainability of Medical Vision-Language Models

Muhammad Imran, Chi Lee, Yugyung Lee

We introduce MATEX (Multi-scale Attention and Text-guided Explainability), a novel framework that advances interpretability in medical vision-language models by incorporating anato…

cs.CV2026

Predicting When to Trust Vision-Language Models for Spatial Reasoning

Muhammad Imran, Yugyung Lee

Vision-Language Models (VLMs) demonstrate impressive capabilities across multimodal tasks, yet exhibit systematic spatial reasoning failures, achieving only 49% (CLIP) to 54% (BLIP…

cs.LG2025

DGTEN: A Robust Deep Gaussian based Graph Neural Network for Dynamic Trust Evaluation with Uncertainty-Quantification Support

Muhammad Usman, Yugyung Lee

Dynamic trust evaluation in large, rapidly evolving graphs demands models that capture changing relationships, express calibrated confidence, and resist adversarial manipulation. D…

cs.CV2025

Multi-Modal Interpretability for Enhanced Localization in Vision-Language Models

Muhammad Imran, Yugyung Lee

Recent advances in vision-language models have significantly expanded the frontiers of automated image analysis. However, applying these models in safety-critical contexts remains…