Symmetrical Visual Contrastive Optimization: Aligning Vision-Language Models with Minimal Contrastive Images

A two-color argument: cyan means the matching image, orange the mismatched one, and that code runs unbroken from the prose highlights into every figure across alternating grey and white bands.

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ACL 2025
Year
2025
First author
Shengguang Wu
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VLM alignment
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Banded sections are matched to a two-color (blue/orange) semantic palette that runs from the text highlights into the figures, so the visual language stays consistent. Teaser and method figures are well integrated with the prose. The qualitative grid gets dense at the bottom.

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