InvPT: Inverted Pyramid Multi-task Transformer for Dense Scene Understanding

Ye, Hanrong; Xu, Dianguo

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2203.07997

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“…5. Compared with recent work [2,51], our method has better visual results for all five tasks. Limitation and Future Work.…”

Section: Ablation Studies and Analysismentioning

confidence: 70%

Multi-Task Learning with Multi-Query Transformer for Dense Prediction

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Li²,

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et al. 2022

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Previous multi-task dense prediction studies developed complex pipelines such as multi-modal distillations in multiple stages or searching for task relational contexts for each task. The core insight beyond these methods is to maximize the mutual effects between each task. Inspired by the recent query-based Transformers, we propose a simpler pipeline named Multi-Query Transformer (MQTransformer) that is equipped with multiple queries from different tasks to facilitate the reasoning among multiple tasks and simplify the cross task pipeline. Instead of modeling the dense per-pixel context among different tasks, we seek a task-specific proxy to perform cross-task reasoning via multiple queries where each query encodes the task-related context. The MQTransformer is composed of three key components: shared encoder, cross task attention and shared decoder. We first model each task with a task-relevant and scale-aware query, and then both the image feature output by the feature extractor and the task-relevant query feature are fed into the shared encoder, thus encoding the query feature from the image feature. Secondly, we design a cross task attention module to reason the dependencies among multiple tasks and feature scales from two perspectives including different tasks of the same scale and different scales of the same task. Then we use a shared decoder to gradually refine the image features with the reasoned query features from different tasks. Extensive experiment results on two dense prediction datasets (NYUD-v2 and PASCAL-Context) show that the proposed method is an effective approach and achieves the state-of-the-art result. Code will be available.

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“…5. Compared with recent work [2,51], our method has better visual results for all five tasks. Limitation and Future Work.…”

Section: Ablation Studies and Analysismentioning

confidence: 70%