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RIVS: Mitigating Hallucination in Large Vision-Language Models via Representation Intervention on Visual Grounding Shift

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This work studies hallucination from the perspective of dynamic representation shift during generation and proposes an online projection-based intervention on intermediate hidden states to suppress the hallucination-related directions, mitigating hallucinations while preserving language quality.

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