Mitigating Hallucination of Large Vision-Language Models via Dynamic Logits Calibration
A training-free framework for reducing hallucination in vision-language models through dynamic logits calibration.
I am a fourth-year (senior) undergraduate student at Zhejiang University of Technology, and an incoming Direct PhD student at Zhejiang University (ZJU) starting in 2026. Currently, I am enrolled in a joint training program at Shanghai Innovation Institute (SII), co-advised by Prof. Yongliang Shen (ZJU) and Prof. Xipeng Qiu (SII).
My research focuses on NLP and LLMs, particularly Autonomous Agents and Multimodal Intelligence, aiming to build intelligent systems that can perceive, reason, and act in complex open-world environments. My undergraduate supervisor is Prof. Jianwei Zheng. Previously, I gained research experience across medical image processing, knowledge graphs, and vision-language models, and I have worked closely with Jiahe Chen (my senior colleague). I am always open to collaborations and connections in the research community.
Direct PhD Student (Incoming)
Zhejiang University & Shanghai Innovation Institute
Computer Science and Technology (Undergraduate)
Zhejiang University of Technology
A training-free framework for reducing hallucination in vision-language models through dynamic logits calibration.
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