Bilevel Optimization Improves Auxiliary Learning for Medical Segmentation
A new method frames auxiliary learning as a bilevel optimization problem to make medical image segmentation more label-efficient.
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A new method frames auxiliary learning as a bilevel optimization problem to make medical image segmentation more label-efficient.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a wavelength-conditioned approach to improve multispectral iris presentation attack detection.
A new approach jointly reasons over viewpoint and time to reconstruct Gaussian scenes from sparse monocular frames.
A new framework treats 3D world reconstruction as a coding problem to enable physical interactivity, not just visual realism.
A new mixture-of-experts approach adaptively samples medical imaging domains and applies domain-specific LoRA to improve visual grounding across heterogeneous data.
A new arXiv paper proposes a principled optimal transport approach to choose frames for long-video understanding with multimodal LLMs.
A new framework defines when prior governance checks can be safely reused in AI pipelines, tested on 714 public pipelines.
A new arXiv paper highlights the dual challenge of making LiDAR-based 3D detection robust to sensor corruption while staying within latency and memory limits.
A new arXiv paper proposes a unified representation that combines panoptic segmentation with hierarchical 3D scene graphs to support language-guided navigation.
A new arXiv paper proposes persistent voxel feature maps to unify online and offline semantic occupancy mapping for embodied agents.
A new arXiv paper proposes resource-linear budget control to improve the practicality of single-pass 3D scene reconstruction.
A new arXiv paper proposes a channel-selective interaction fusion network to better combine complementary SAR and optical imagery for remote sensing object detection.
The framework combines specialized HOI and HSI models to address the challenge of generating long-horizon interactions that involve both objects and scenes.
A new arXiv paper proposes a push-pull attentional anchoring technique to remove unwanted concepts from pretrained diffusion models, addressing privacy and safety concerns.
A new framework proposes using multimodal large language models as judges to ensure generated videos are physically valid and faithful to task instructions.
A new study highlights how smart glass capture complicates face presentation attack detection, proposing decoupled representation learning.
A new approach uses millimeter-wave radar and a two-stage refinement pipeline to estimate 3D human poses indoors without relying on cameras.
A new preprint proposes a pixel-space orthogonal flow decoupling method to address the long-standing seesaw effect in latent diffusion image super-resolution.