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Figure 1 illustrating learnable text prompts and an augmented contrastive space built from image and text encoders over transformed image-text pairs, with adaptive re-calibration reweighting the contrastive loss targets.

Computer Vision and Learning Algorithms

Vision-Language ModelsContrastive LearningPrompt Conditioning

Re-calibrated Contrastive Loss for Transformation-Aware Prompt Conditioning in Vision-Language Models

Seungmin Oh, Seunghun Kang, Jongbin Ryu

British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC)2026-11-23

Figure 1 comparing a baseline MoE quantization ensemble that mixes a poorly performing expert into the router's output against Colla-Q, which selects and ensembles collaborative experts for a better aggregated result.

Efficient Learning for LLMs

Mixture-of-ExpertEnsembleQuantization

Colla-Q: Toward Collaborative Experts in MoE Quantization via Minimax Precision Balancing

EunJu Shin, Jongbin Ryu

Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP)2026-10-24

Figure 1 comparing a baseline that optimizes all student layers at once, causing cumulative error to grow with depth, against the proposed easy-to-hard layer-wise curriculum that passes curriculum features between layers to keep cumulative error low.

Efficient Learning for LLMs

Curriculum LearningLLM CompressionHardware Acceleration

Layer-wise Curriculum Learning for Efficient LLM Compression

Donggeon Lee, Dooyeon Na, Seungmin Oh, Jongbin Ryu

Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP)2026-10-24

Figure 1 comparing LoRA, which keeps pruned layers frozen with low-rank adapters, against the proposed OverRep method, which trains an overcomplete parameterization that is re-parameterized into a compact form at deployment.

Efficient Learning for LLMs

Structured LLM PruningOvercomplete Re-parameterizationCapacity-knowledge asymmetry

Train Overcomplete, Deploy Compact: Scaling Recovery Capacity for Structured LLM Pruning

Seungmin Oh, Donggeon Lee, Jongbin Ryu

Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP)2026-10-24