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Dynamic Cross-Modal Prompt Generation for Multimodal Continual Instruction Tuning

NeurIPS 2026 · Continual learning › Continual fine-tuning of LLMs · approach: Mixture-of-experts for multimodal continual tuning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes DRAPE, which generates instance-specific soft prompts from instruction and visual patch features for multimodal continual instruction tuning, combined with null-space gradient projection on the shared projector and CLIP prototype routing for task-label-free generator selection.

Problem

Multimodal continual instruction tuning of MLLMs must acquire new tasks while limiting catastrophic forgetting; existing module-composition methods route task-level prompts or LoRA experts and ignore within-task sample variation.

Approach

Replaces fixed task-level prompt pools with a per-task generator that synthesizes query-image conditioned soft prompts via instruction-derived queries cross-attending to visual patch features, plus null-space gradient projection on the shared projector and CLIP prototype routing.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: CoIN UCIT

Benchmarks: CoIN UCIT

Metrics: average accuracy backward transfer mean accuracy

Baselines: Finetune CODA-Prompt DualPrompt L2P MoELoRA Continual LLaVA ModalPrompt ProgLoRA LoRA-FT O-LoRA CL-MoE HiDe

Builds on: L2P DualPrompt CODA-Prompt ModalPrompt ProgLoRA

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