Spatial Propagation Network
Spatial Propagation Networks (SPNs) are a class of neural networks designed to leverage spatial relationships within data for tasks like change detection, anomaly detection, and depth completion. Current research focuses on improving SPN architectures through techniques such as incorporating temporal information (creating spatiotemporal SPNs), employing attention mechanisms for adaptive feature weighting, and utilizing graph convolutional networks to model complex geometric relationships. These advancements enhance the accuracy and efficiency of SPNs across diverse applications, including remote sensing, video surveillance, and autonomous driving, by enabling more robust and context-aware data processing.
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