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LookWhen? Fast Video Recognition by Learning When, Where, and What to Compute
Ali Salamatian, Anthony Fuller, Pritam Sarkar +3
Transformers dominate video recognition. They split videos into tokens, and processing them has expensive superlinear computational cost. Yet videos are filled with redundancy, so…
LookWhere? Efficient Visual Recognition by Learning Where to Look and What to See from Self-Supervision
Anthony Fuller, Yousef Yassin, Junfeng Wen +4
Vision transformers are ever larger, more accurate, and more expensive to compute. The expense is even more extreme at high resolution as the number of tokens grows quadratically w…
Thicker and Quicker: A Jumbo Token for Fast Plain Vision Transformers
Anthony Fuller, Yousef Yassin, Daniel G. Kyrollos +2
ViTs are general and accurate, and address many tasks, but ViTs are slow, and are not always practical when efficiency is key. Existing methods for faster ViTs design hybrid non-Vi…
Galileo: Learning Global & Local Features of Many Remote Sensing Modalities
Gabriel Tseng, Anthony Fuller, Marlena Reil +7
We introduce a highly multimodal transformer to represent many remote sensing modalities - multispectral optical, synthetic aperture radar, elevation, weather, pseudo-labels, and m…
LookHere: Vision Transformers with Directed Attention Generalize and Extrapolate
Anthony Fuller, Daniel G. Kyrollos, Yousef Yassin +1
High-resolution images offer more information about scenes that can improve model accuracy. However, the dominant model architecture in computer vision, the vision transformer (ViT…
CROMA: Remote Sensing Representations with Contrastive Radar-Optical Masked Autoencoders
Anthony Fuller, Koreen Millard, James R. Green
A vital and rapidly growing application, remote sensing offers vast yet sparsely labeled, spatially aligned multimodal data; this makes self-supervised learning algorithms invaluab…