Transformer Architecture
Transformer architectures are a dominant deep learning paradigm, primarily known for their self-attention mechanism enabling efficient processing of sequential data like text and time series. Current research focuses on addressing the quadratic time complexity of self-attention through alternative architectures (e.g., state space models like Mamba) and optimized algorithms (e.g., local attention, quantized attention), as well as exploring the application of transformers to diverse domains including computer vision, robotics, and blockchain technology. These efforts aim to improve the efficiency, scalability, and interpretability of transformers, leading to broader applicability and enhanced performance across numerous fields.
Papers
A Foundation Model for Soccer
Ethan Baron, Daniel Hocevar, Zach Salehe
Unified-EGformer: Exposure Guided Lightweight Transformer for Mixed-Exposure Image Enhancement
Eashan Adhikarla, Kai Zhang, Rosaura G. VidalMata, Manjushree Aithal, Nikhil Ambha Madhusudhana, John Nicholson, Lichao Sun, Brian D. Davison