arXiv Computer Vision By Kaushitha Silva, Mansitha Eashwara, Sanduni Ubayasiri, Ruwan Tennakoon, Damayanthi Herath

BiomedXPro: Prompt Optimization for Explainable Diagnosis with Biomedical Vision Language Models

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BiomedXPro is an evolutionary framework that uses a large language model to automatically generate a diverse set of interpretable, natural‑language prompt pairs for disease diagnosis with biomedical vision‑language models. It addresses the lack of transparency in existing prompt optimization methods by producing prompts that are both understandable and aligned with clinically significant features. Experiments on multiple biomedical benchmarks show that BiomedXPro outperforms state‑of‑the‑art prompt‑tuning techniques, especially in few‑shot, data‑scarce scenarios.

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