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Autores principales: Weber, Manuel, Beneke, Carly
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Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.18770
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author Weber, Manuel
Beneke, Carly
author_facet Weber, Manuel
Beneke, Carly
contents We propose PyViT-FUSE, a foundation model for earth observation data explicitly designed to handle multi-modal imagery by learning to fuse an arbitrary number of mixed-resolution input bands into a single representation through an attention mechanism. The learned patch tokens are further processed by a stack of vision transformers with a novel pyramidal structure. We train the model on a globally sampled dataset in a self-supervised manner, leveraging core concepts of the SwAV algorithm. We show the interpretability of the fusion mechanism by visualization of the attention scores and the models applicability to downstream tasks.
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spellingShingle PyViT-FUSE: A Foundation Model for Multi-Sensor Earth Observation Data
Weber, Manuel
Beneke, Carly
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
We propose PyViT-FUSE, a foundation model for earth observation data explicitly designed to handle multi-modal imagery by learning to fuse an arbitrary number of mixed-resolution input bands into a single representation through an attention mechanism. The learned patch tokens are further processed by a stack of vision transformers with a novel pyramidal structure. We train the model on a globally sampled dataset in a self-supervised manner, leveraging core concepts of the SwAV algorithm. We show the interpretability of the fusion mechanism by visualization of the attention scores and the models applicability to downstream tasks.
title PyViT-FUSE: A Foundation Model for Multi-Sensor Earth Observation Data
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.18770