Adaptive Fusion
Adaptive fusion in machine learning focuses on intelligently combining information from multiple sources to improve the accuracy and robustness of models across diverse applications. Current research emphasizes developing methods that dynamically weigh and integrate data from different modalities (e.g., images, depth maps, sensor data) or from multiple layers within a single model, often employing attention mechanisms, gated units, or auxiliary models to achieve this adaptive fusion. This approach is proving highly effective in various fields, including medical image segmentation, autonomous driving, and remote sensing, by leveraging the complementary strengths of heterogeneous data and mitigating the weaknesses of individual sources. The resulting improvements in model performance have significant implications for numerous scientific and practical applications.
Papers
Learning Adaptive Fusion Bank for Multi-modal Salient Object Detection
Kunpeng Wang, Zhengzheng Tu, Chenglong Li, Cheng Zhang, Bin Luo
Improving Segment Anything on the Fly: Auxiliary Online Learning and Adaptive Fusion for Medical Image Segmentation
Tianyu Huang, Tao Zhou, Weidi Xie, Shuo Wang, Qi Dou, Yizhe Zhang