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Uni-AdaVD: Universal Concept Erasure for Visual Generation via Orthogonal Value Decomposition

Visual generative models inevitably absorb undesirable concepts from uncurated pretraining data, making concept erasure essential for safe deployment. Existing erasure methods, however, are often architecture-specific and struggle to remove target concepts while preserving non-target content and generative priors. We present Uni-AdaVD, a universal inference-time concept erasure framework for visual generation. Uni-AdaVD treats the value space of multimodal attention as a unified intervention space and introduces encoder-aware target representation construction to localize target semantics across heterogeneous text encoders. It further combines orthogonal value decomposition with an adapti...

AuthorsQifan Zhou, Yuan Wang, Yanbin Hao et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published16 July 2026
Last updated at source16 July 2026
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