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Federated Disentangled Tuning with Textual Prior Decoupling and Visual Dynamic Adaptation

ICML 2025 · Vision-language and multimodal › CLIP and zero-shot · approach: Parameter-efficient visual tuning

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Proposes FedDDA, a personalized federated prompt-plus-adapter tuning method for CLIP that splits prompts into shared global and private local parts joined by guidance words, and adds a gated dual-adapter visual module to handle data heterogeneity.

Problem

Personalized federated parameter-efficient fine-tuning of vision-language models under data heterogeneity (domain shift and label shift), where decoupled prompt methods may undermine textual prompt semantics and naive visual features hinder image-text alignment.

Approach

Decouple the text prompt into a shared global prompt and a private local prompt connected by the guidance words "with a style of" so the frozen text encoder's prior knowledge fuses consensus and style; and reshape visual features with a shared general adapter, a private specific adapter, and a softmax gate that mixes them with the naive features.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · Office31, ① one domain per clientaccuracy: 93.70 -> 94.90Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · PACS, ① one domain per clientaccuracy: 98.57 -> 98.90Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · OfficeHome, ① one domain per clientaccuracy: 88.65 -> 88.89Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · DomainNet, ① one domain per clientaccuracy: 81.48 -> 83.57Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · Office31, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 92.03 -> 93.85Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · PACS, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 98.47 -> 98.69Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · OfficeHome, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 88.15 -> 88.22Helped
Use FedDDA instead of FedPGPFederated image classification · DomainNet, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 80.71 -> 82.24Helped
Add Textual Prior Decoupling (ablation)FedDDA without TPD or VDA · Office31, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 89.53 -> 93.24Helped
Add Visual Dynamic Adaptation (ablation)FedDDA without TPD or VDA · Office31, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 89.53 -> 92.03Helped
Add Textual Prior Decoupling (ablation)FedDDA without TPD or VDA · PACS, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 97.97 -> 98.62Helped
Add Visual Dynamic Adaptation (ablation)FedDDA without TPD or VDA · PACS, ② two clients per domainaccuracy: 97.97 -> 98.51Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Office31 PACS OfficeHome DomainNet

Benchmarks: Office31 PACS OfficeHome DomainNet

Metrics: average accuracy

Baselines: Zero-shot CLIP PromptFL PromptFL+Prox FedOTP FedPGP

Builds on: CLIP PromptFL FedOTP FedPGP FedAvg

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