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Focus Where It Counts: A Salience-Driven Vision-Language Model for Low Vision Assistance
Vision-language models (VLMs) are rapidly progressing and offer promising capabilities for assistive technologies supporting persons with blindness or low vision. However, existing VLMs are primarily designed for general-purpose captioning and do not explicitly model human perceptual priorities, the
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