Multi Resolution
Multi-resolution techniques in computer vision and related fields aim to leverage information across different scales of representation, improving the accuracy and efficiency of various tasks. Current research focuses on developing novel architectures, such as multi-resolution encoder-decoder networks and transformer-based models, often incorporating techniques like attention mechanisms and feature fusion to effectively integrate information from multiple resolutions. These advancements are significantly impacting diverse applications, including medical image analysis, object recognition, and autonomous driving, by enabling more robust and accurate processing of complex data, particularly high-resolution images where detail preservation is crucial. The ability to efficiently handle multi-resolution data is increasingly important for addressing computational limitations and improving the performance of deep learning models.
Papers
GRU-Net: Gaussian Attention Aided Dense Skip Connection Based MultiResUNet for Breast Histopathology Image Segmentation
Ayush Roy, Payel Pramanik, Sohom Ghosal, Daria Valenkova, Dmitrii Kaplun, Ram Sarkar
A Multi-Resolution Mutual Learning Network for Multi-Label ECG Classification
Wei Huang, Ning Wang, Panpan Feng, Haiyan Wang, Zongmin Wang, Bing Zhou
Synergistic Integration of Coordinate Network and Tensorial Feature for Improving Neural Radiance Fields from Sparse Inputs
Mingyu Kim, Jun-Seong Kim, Se-Young Yun, Jin-Hwa Kim
HRNet: Differentially Private Hierarchical and Multi-Resolution Network for Human Mobility Data Synthesization
Shun Takagi, Li Xiong, Fumiyuki Kato, Yang Cao, Masatoshi Yoshikawa