Hao Sun, Yu Song, Jihong Hu, Yen-Wei Chen, Lanfen Lin
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Abstract
In recent years, large-scale multimodal models have demonstrated impressive
capabilities across various domains. However, enabling these models to
effectively perform multiple multimodal tasks simultaneously remains a
significant challenge. To address this, we introduce a novel tuning method
called neural tuning, designed to handle diverse multimodal tasks concurrently,
including reasoning segmentation, referring segmentation, image captioning, and
text-to-image generation. Neural tuning emulates sparse distributed
representation in human brain, where only specific subsets of neurons are
activated for each task. Additionally, we present a new benchmark, MMUD, where
each sample is annotated with multiple task labels. By applying neural tuning
to pretrained large models on the MMUD benchmark, we achieve simultaneous task
handling in a streamlined and efficient manner. All models, code, and datasets
will be publicly available after publication, facilitating further research and
development in this field.