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GAP-Prompt: Gated Adaptive Prompting for Efficient Continual Learning

Continual learning faces the persistent challenge of catastrophic forgetting, where sequential task updates degrade previously acquired knowledge. While prompt-based methods integrated with pre-trained models offer a compelling solution by freezing the backbone, they often rely on static, task-level prompting strategies that overlook fine-grained intra-task diversity. In this paper, we propose Gated Adaptive Prompting (GAP-Prompt), a novel method that introduces instance-level adaptability to the prompting process. GAP-Prompt consists of three synergistic modules: (1) instance-conditioned gating, which dynamically determines optimal prompt injection layers for each individual image; (2) d...

AuthorsTrung-Anh Dang, Duy-Cuong Bui, Ngoc-Son Vu et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published24 August 2026
Last updated at source24 August 2026
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