Vision language model for contextual image understanding and query response

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Authors: Moulika Grandhi, G Srinivas, D. Saidulu, Venkata Sai Radhika Ande, Battula Divya, V. Kamakshi Prasad
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Abstract

The merging of visual recognition with language comprehension represents a major breakthrough in artificial intelligence research with special implications for Visual Language Models (VLM). Our new architecture effectively combines deep learning models from visual and linguistic domains into a cohesive system.The system achieves synchronization between visual representations and question embeddings through a Large Language Models of BERT network to effectively understand natural language sequential and contextual nuances. The system incorporates a specialized fusion mechanism which combines visual and textual data to enable comprehensive cross-modal analysis that empowers the model to establish connections between objects and scenes and understand the question's semantic purpose. A dense prediction layer processes the final fused representation to produce answers that are highly relevant to context. The method demonstrates essential capabilities including multimodal comprehension and contextual reasoning together with emergent generative capacity which stands alongside leading frameworks like BLIP-2 and PaLI-3. The existing design combines CNN-RNN structures for primary operations yet maintains extensibility that facilitates integration of sophisticated vision-language models (VLMs) along with modern methods such as cross-modal attention mechanisms and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and few-shot learning techniques.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Multimodal Machine Learning Applications Advanced Neural Network Applications Topic Modeling

Publication details

Journal / source
CRC Press eBooks
Pages
404–410
Publication date
12 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter