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Standard LoRA is limited by a monolithic bottleneck, making it vulnerable to global gradient distortion and optimization collapse, especially under interleaved multi-task streams. Existing spatial isolation methods use static topologies and cannot react to dynamic task switching or sensor degradation. Localized LoRA-MoE combines block-wise isolation with context-conditioned routing. Two designs—Block-Wise LoRA-MoE (macro-routing) and Cell-Wise LoRA-MoE (micro-routing)—eliminate optimization deadlocks via decentralized cell-level expert gating that matches an omniscient coordinator while acting as a “gradient firewall” against fault-propagated corruption.","Localized LoRA-MoE: Block-wise Low-Rank Experts With Adaptive Routing  \nBabak Barazandeh∗1, Subhabrata Majumdar2 , Vinay Prithyani3 , and George  \nMichailidis4  \n1 Fortinet, 2 Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, 3 Citadel Securities, 4 UCLA  \narXiv :2607 .05 1 14v 1 [ cs .LG] 6 Jul 2026  \nAbstract  \nLarge Language Models (LLMs) and high-dimensional perception networks increasingly rely on parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT) to adapt to diverse operational contexts. However, standard methods like LoRA are structurally limited by a monolithic bottleneck, making them highly susceptible to gradient warfare. Interleaved multi-task streams may trigger destructive optimization feedback, collapsing adapter weights into unspecialized averages. While recent spatial partitioning methods have introduced block-wise isolation, they remain trapped in static topologies, unable to adapt to dynamic task-switching or environmental sensor failure. In this work, we introduce Localized LoRA-MoE, a unified framework that fuses localized spatial blocking with dynamic, context-conditioned routing. We propose and evaluate two novel architectural paradigms: Block-Wise LoRA-MoE (Centralized Macro-Routing) , which modulates the entire structural grid via a monolithic context signal, and Cell-Wise LoRA-MoE (Decentralized Micro-Routing), which empowers every coordinate cell in the matrix grid with autonomous, localized expert gating. Through a comprehensive suite of benchmarks—ranging from high-dimensional SVD matrix simulations and real-world tabular transformations to spatial vision perception under sensor degradation—we demonstrate that both architectures resolve optimization deadlocks inherent in static baselines. Our empirical results establish that decentralized cell-level gating achieves complete statistical parity with an omniscient global coordinator, providing a robust “gradient firewall” that protects surviving pathways from fault-propagated corruption. Our proposals consistently outperform static baselines, offering a scalable and parameter-efficient solution for dynamic model adaptation across granular coordinate fields and shifting operational regimes.  \n1 Introduction  \nLarge Language Models (LLMs) continue to define the state of the art across natural language processing tasks, benefiting from massive pretraining corpora and increasingly sophisticated architectures. In practical applications, post-training customization of LLMs is often necessary to achieve operationally acceptable performance [4] . While full-parameter fine-tuning (FFT) yields strong task adaptation, its computational and storage demands scale linearly with model size, making it impractical for many real-world applications operating under business constraints. This  \n∗ Corresponding [authors:](authors:1 bbarazandeh@fortinet.com)[1](authors:1 bbarazandeh@fortinet.com)[ bbarazandeh@fortinet.com](authors:1 bbarazandeh@fortinet.com), [4](4 gmichail@stat.ucla.edu)[ gmichail@stat.ucla.edu](4 gmichail@stat.ucla.edu).  \nchallenge has motivated a growing body of work on parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT), which seeks to adapt LLMs by training only a small set of additional parameters [12] .  \nAmong PEFT methods, Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) [8] remains particularly influential: it introduces trainable low-rank updates to frozen weight matrices, offering a simple and effective mechanism for downstream adaptation. Subsequent efforts have refined or extended the LoRA formulation in various ways, including improving parameter sharing [27], boosting-based low-rank updates [25], residual low-rank pathways [26], adaptive rank selection [7], structured decompositions [18], singular-value–aware initialization [19], and decoupled update parameterizations [3] . Other works explore geometric generalizations such as hyperbolic fine-tuning [20], modular or composable LoRA variants [9, 13], and vector bank–based adaptation strategies [11, 14] . 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