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Journal Article Task-adaptive vision experts routing via competency learning guided by predictive uncertainty
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Authors
Donghyun Han, Yuseok Bae, Jung Uk Kim, Hyung-Il Kim
Issue Date
2026-04
Citation
ICT Express, pp.1-6
ISSN
2405-9595
Publisher
Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.icte.2026.04.007
Abstract
Large-scale pre-trained vision models such as ViT, CLIP, and SAM provide strong foundations for diverse vision tasks, motivating recent Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) approaches that combine multiple experts. However, existing methods often rely on static or implicit routing strategies, limiting adaptability to task semantics and input characteristics. We propose a task-adaptive vision expert routing framework based on competency learning guided by predictive uncertainty. We define expert competency as the relative reduction in predictive uncertainty induced by inter-expert interaction, and formulate expert routing as a learning problem driven by this signal. Our method uses task embeddings derived from textual descriptions to guide expert routing, refines expert features through cross-expert interaction, and aggregates them adaptively into a unified representation. By directly optimizing routing and feature composition using an uncertainty-based competency signal, the model learns how expert collaboration improves task-specific prediction reliability. Extensive experiments on diverse vision tasks demonstrate superior generalization performance and adaptive routing behavior aligned with task semantics.
Keyword
Vision foundation model, Expert routing, Image classification, Multi-task learning, Mixture-of-experts
KSP Keywords
Adaptive routing, Feature Composition, Generalization performance, Image Classification, Mixture-of-Experts, Prediction reliability, Predictive uncertainty, Relative reduction, Routing and, Routing strategies, Task-specific
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