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Task-Oriented Rank Adaptation for Continual Learning in Text Classification

Continual learning (CL) in text classification faces two critical challenges: catastrophic forgetting and negative transfer across sequential tasks. Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT) methods such as LoRA enable efficient adaptation by learning low-rank updates of the model parameters. However, these compact representations are normally trained in isolation, limiting their reuse across related tasks. We introduce Task-Oriented Rank Adaptation (TORA), a geometric routing framework that leverages the low-rank structure of LoRA adapters to decide whether to transfer knowledge from the most compatible expert (Boosting) or isolate the new task (Shielding) based on structural similarity. Ev...

AuthorsRey Sanchez Lopez, Eduardo Morales Manzanares, Hugo Jair Escalante
Primary categorycs.CL
Published1 October 2026
Last updated at source1 October 2026
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