Syn-Omni: Structured Specialization and Progressive Collaboration for Omnimodal Embeddings
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arXiv:2610.12256v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Omnimodal embeddings naturally involve both shared representations and modality-specific features across heterogeneous inputs. However, existing omnimodal embedding methods often rely on a single shared parameter space over mixed-modality data, limiting structural separation between universal and modality-specific representations. To address this, we propose Syn-Omni, a unified framework for structured omnimodal adaptation with modality specialization and controlled cross-modal collaboration. Specifically, we introduce Orthogonal Modality-Exper
Key takeaways
- arXiv:2610.12256v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Omnimodal embeddings naturally involve both shared representations and modality-specific features across heterogeneous inputs.
- However, existing omnimodal embedding methods often rely on a single shared parameter space over mixed-modality data, limiting structural separation between universal and modality-specific representations.
- To address this, we propose Syn-Omni, a unified framework for structured omnimodal adaptation with modality specialization and controlled cross-modal collaboration.
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