ChangeT$^3$: Evaluating Vision Test-Time Training for Remote Sensing Change Detection
Bitemporal remote sensing change detection requires representations that preserve spatial detail while capturing contextual information relevant to changes between acquisitions.
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Key points
- Visual test-time training offers an alternative to explicit token-to-token attention by adapting a compact inner model to each image.
- This letter describes ChangeT$^3$, a vanilla Siamese configuration combining the existing hierarchical ViT$^3$-Tiny encoder with the multiscale ChangeFormer decoder.
- Temporal comparison is performed by the decoder through learned fusion of paired features at four resolutions, followed by coarse-to-fine aggregation and binary prediction.
- This separation provides a direct setting for examining image-conditioned inner updates without introducing an additional temporal interaction module.
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- [1]ChangeT$^3$: Evaluating Vision Test-Time Training for Remote Sensing Change DetectionarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 11, 06:03 PM
Bitemporal remote sensing change detection requires representations that preserve spatial detail while capturing contextual information relevant to changes between acquisitions.
Visual test-time training offers an alternative to explicit token-to-token attention by adapting a compact inner model to each image.
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