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DF-PALM: Dynamic Fusion Prompt Learning for Audio--Language Models

Few-shot audio classification requires audio--language models to distinguish variable acoustic events from limited labeled data. PALM's main formulation adapts encoded class representations without changing pretrained encoders, but its class representations remain input-independent and classification uses audio features without class-conditioned refinement. We introduce DF-PALM, a dynamic feature-space prompting framework that combines audio-conditioned class representations with asymmetric cross-attention for audio refinement. Class representations are conditioned after text encoding, held fixed across fusion layers for each input, and reused for final scoring. Both pretrained encoders r...

AuthorsYulin Sun, Shenghua Li, Yong Dou et al.
Primary categorycs.SD
Published18 October 2026
Last updated at source18 October 2026
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