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Progressive Subset Selection and Cascaded Consistency for Unsupervised Vision-Language Model Adaptation

Pretrained Vision-Language Models (PVLMs) achieve strong zero-shot recognition but often suffer performance degradation under target-domain shift. Unsupervised adaptation provides a practical way to improve target-domain performance without labeled data, but it remains challenging because pseudo-labels generated by the model can be unreliable and no labeled validation set is available for model selection or early stopping. We propose a simple framework for unsupervised PVLM adaptation that combines progressive margin-based subset selection with cascaded consistency learning. The subset selection strategy constructs a class-balanced pseudo-labeled set using prediction margins and gradually...

AuthorsHao Yan, Guanghui Wang
Primary categorycs.CV
Published20 October 2026
Last updated at source20 October 2026
cs.CVcs.AI
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