Dynamic self-ensemble on multi-exit residual vision transformer for small-data image classification
Hence, we propose a new learning method for ViT, named self-ensemble learning, which ensembles multi-stage classifiers in a single model.
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Key points
- Vision Transformer (ViT) has garnered increased attention for image classification in recent years.
- In this paper, we study how ViT specifically works on small-scale datasets with limited data where the availability of image data is often constrained in practice, especially in fields such as medical imaging.
- To mitigate the issue, we designed a multi-stage residual ViT, dubbed ReSEViT, with the self-ensemble method to utilize multi-level information from intermediate features.
- The integration of residual tokens and self-ensemble learning into a multi-stage ViT highlights the reduction in redundancy, prediction error and variance while maintaining an efficient model size for small-scale image datasets.
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- [1]Dynamic self-ensemble on multi-exit residual vision transformer for small-data image classificationarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 17, 10:07 AM
Hence, we propose a new learning method for ViT, named self-ensemble learning, which ensembles multi-stage classifiers in a single model.
Vision Transformer (ViT) has garnered increased attention for image classification in recent years.
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