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EAPT: Efficient Attention Pyramid Transformer for Image Processing

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林
林晓 (Xiao Lin)
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Shuzhou Sun
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Wei Huang
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盛斌 (Bin Sheng) *
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李平 (Ping Li)
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Dagan Feng
DOI:10.1109/TMM.2021.3120873delete
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Abstract

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Recent transformer-based models, especially patch-based methods, have shown huge potentiality in vision tasks. However, the split fixed-size patches divide the input features into the same size patches, which ignores the fact that vision elements are often various and thus may destroy the semantic information. Also, the vanilla patch-based transformer cannot guarantee the information communication between patches, which will prevent the extraction of attention information with a global view. To circumvent those problems, we propose an Efficient Attention Pyramid Transformer (EAPT). Specifically, we first propose the Deformable Attention, which learns an offset for each position in patches. Thus, even with split fixed-size patches, our method can still obtain non-fixed attention information that can cover various vision elements. Then, we design the Encode-Decode Communication module (En-DeC module), which can obtain communication information among all patches to get more complete global attention information. Finally, we propose a position encoding specifically for vision transformers, which can be used for patches of any dimension and any length. Extensive experiments on the vision tasks of image classification, object detection, and semantic segmentation demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed model. Furthermore, we also conduct rigorous ablation studies to evaluate the key components of the proposed structure.
Keywords:
Transformers
attention mechanism
pyramid
classification
object detection
semantic segmentation

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IEEE Transactions on Multimedia cover
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia
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hong kong polytechnic university
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shanghai jiao tong university
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Shanghai Normal University
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University of Sydney
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