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Moslem Yazdanpanah

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TRUST: Test-Time Refinement using Uncertainty-Guided SSM Traverses
Sahar Dastani
Ali Bahri
Gustavo Adolfo Vargas Hakim
Mehrdad Noori
David Osowiechi
Samuel Barbeau
Ismail Ben Ayed
Christian Desrosiers
State Space Models (SSMs) have emerged as efficient alternatives to Vision Transformers (ViTs), with VMamba standing out as a pioneering arc… (voir plus)hitecture designed for vision tasks. However, their generalization performance degrades significantly under distribution shifts. To address this limitation, we propose TRUST (Test-Time Refinement using Uncertainty-Guided SSM Traverses), a novel test-time adaptation (TTA) method that leverages diverse traversal permutations to generate multiple causal perspectives of the input image. Model predictions serve as pseudo-labels to guide updates of the Mamba-specific parameters, and the adapted weights are averaged to integrate the learned information across traversal scans. Altogether, TRUST is the first approach that explicitly leverages the unique architectural properties of SSMs for adaptation. Experiments on seven benchmarks show that TRUST consistently improves robustness and outperforms existing TTA methods.
Spectral State Space Model for Rotation-Invariant Visual Representation Learning
Sahar Dastani
Ali Bahri
Mehrdad Noori
David Osowiechi
Gustavo Adolfo Vargas Hakim
Farzad Beizaee
Milad Cheraghalikhani
Arnab Kumar Mondal
Christian Desrosiers
Spectral State Space Model for Rotation-Invariant Visual Representation Learning
Sahar Dastani
Ali Bahri
Mehrdad Noori
David Osowiechi
Gustavo Adolfo Vargas Hakim
Farzad Beizaee
Milad Cheraghalikhani
Arnab Kumar Mondal
Christian Desrosiers
Revisiting Learnable Affines for Batch Norm in Few-Shot Transfer Learning
Batch normalization is a staple of computer vision models, including those employed in few-shot learning. Batch nor-malization layers in con… (voir plus)volutional neural networks are composed of a normalization step, followed by a shift and scale of these normalized features applied via the per-channel trainable affine parameters