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Task-State Adaptation with Prototype Memory for Multi-Task Dense Prediction
Vision foundation backbones provide strong representations for dense prediction, yet a single shared feature still needs to support tasks with different, image-dependent adaptation requirements. We propose MemMTL, a multi-task dense prediction framework that estimates a compact task state from global visual context and refines it through a learnable task-state prototype memory. The refined state is converted into task-conditioned expert logits and combined with token-level logits before sparse top-$k$ selection over a local expert bank shared by all tasks. A separate task-agnostic residual ban
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-08-28T08:48:22.000Z
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