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Unlocking Compositional Generalization in Continual Few-Shot Learning

NeurIPS 2026 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-centric learning theory and video · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes COMPOSE, a dual-phase continual few-shot learner that trains slot-based holistic class prototypes on a frozen self-supervised ViT and composes slots via Chamfer matching only at inference, reaching 94.14% noc on CGQA.

Problem

Continual few-shot learners using global embeddings or part-level matching objectives fail to generalize to novel concepts (non-compositional split) and suffer forgetting.

Approach

Strictly decouple representation learning from compositional inference: train slots holistically with prototype cross-entropy plus a cross-correlation decorrelation penalty on a frozen DINOv2 backbone with attention-weighted slot aggregates, then compose slots with bidirectional Chamfer matching at inference without gradient updates.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: CGQA COBJ CIFAR-100 ImageNet-R ImageNet-A miniImageNet CUB-200 COCO 2017

Benchmarks: CGQA COBJ CIFAR-100 ImageNet-R ImageNet-A miniImageNet CUB-200

Metrics: noc accuracy H_a sys pro sub non average accuracy forgetting

Baselines: DINOv2-Proto SimpleShot TransSlot MetaProtoNet RanPAC EASE CoFiMA Comp-FSCIL CPrompt ADAM FOSTER DER

Builds on: Slot Attention DINOSAUR Compositional Few-Shot Transfer (CFST) Barlow Twins DINOv2

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