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Swin Transformer attention maps visualization

I am using a Swin Transformer for a hierarchical problem of multi calss multi label classification. I would like to visualize the self attention maps on my input image trying to extract them from the ...
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Imanuel Rozenberg

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self-attention

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I am also researching the same, while I don't have anything specific to SWIN. Here are some resources related to Vision Transformers. I hope it helps: https://jacobgil.github.io/deeplearning/vision-tr...
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Aakash Gupta

Why INSERT query is 3-4 times slower than SELECT?

Application talks to YugabyteDB instance with YCQL driver(Gocql). We have below two queries (for example): SELECT col2, col3, col4, col5 FROM table1 WHERE primarykeycol = 11ab8...
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overexchange

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yugabytedb

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If your RF > 1, insert operations go through a distributed transaction cycle whereby records are stored on a majority of replicas (if RF=3, then 2; if RF=4, then 3, it RF=7, then 5). However, in th...
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dh YB

Unable to add index which speeds up SQL query

I have a SQL query, which I know is inefficient, based on mysql.slow_query log. I am using MySQL8. I have three different tables, see show create table at bottom. Basically, a catch belongs to exactly...
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larsesen

mysql

join

indexing

query-optimization

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If A has PRIMARY KEY(id), then there is already a good index starting with id, namely the data's BTree, itself. Adding create index idx_tablea_b_c on a(id, b_id, c_id); is likely to be useless and i...
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Rick James

what are rows and width in postgresql explain?

What does rows and width mean in PostgreSQL? I read the doc, which talks about the "estimated number of rows". I still do not get how these rows are calculated and what does this signify. I ...
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Bikas Katwal

postgresql

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The width is average length of row in bytes and it is calculated as sum of average width of output columns. The Postresql holds some metrics for any column, and one is avg_width.It is used for expecte...
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Pavel Stehule

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