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Zero-Shot Multi-Class Wafer Map Classification with Rule-Ordered Prompts for Large Multimodal Models
Tianjian Cao, Jun Tao

Zero-Shot Multi-Class Wafer Map Classification with Rule-Ordered Prompts for Large Multimodal Models

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Computer Science & Mathematics Published 2026 Verification Pending

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Wafer-map defect classification often requires labeled data and retraining when production conditions change. We present a training-free six-class framework that combines connected-component highlighting with morphology-, location-, and exclusion-aware prompts for a frozen large multimodal model. On Mixed-WM38 (6,866 maps), multi-region prompting achieves 92.9% macro and 93.8% overall accuracy. On WM811K (9,000 maps), it achieves 79.1% and 81.3%, respectively. Eight alternative rule orders achieve 90.1-91.9% overall accuracy, compared with 93.8% for the selected order.

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Document Title Zero-Shot Multi-Class Wafer Map Classification with Rule-Ordered Prompts for Large Multimodal Models
Author / Organization Tianjian Cao, Jun Tao
Subject & Discipline cs.AI
Categories Computer Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2026
License / Rights arXiv Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-3590
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