A Lightweight Gated Global Module for Global Context Modeling in Neural Networks

Li Hao, Liping Hou, Yuantao Song, K. Lu, Jian Xue
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Global context modeling has been used to achieve better performance in various computer-vision-related tasks, such as classification, detection, segmentation and multimedia retrieval applications. However, most of the existing global mechanisms display problems regarding convergence during training. In this paper, we propose a novel gated global module (GGM) that is lightweight and yet effective in terms of achieving better integration of global information in relation to feature representation. Regarding the original structure of the network as a local block, our module infers global information in parallel with local information, and then a gate function is applied to generate global guidance which is applied to the output of the local module to capture representative information. The proposed GGM can be easily integrated with common CNN architectures and is training friendly. We used a classification task as an example to verify the effectiveness of the proposed GGM, and extensive experiments on ImageNet and CIFAR demonstrated that our method can be widely applied and is conducive to integrating global information into common networks.
面向神经网络全局上下文建模的轻量级门控全局模块
全局上下文建模在分类、检测、分割和多媒体检索等与计算机视觉相关的任务中获得了更好的性能。然而,现有的大多数全局机制在训练过程中存在收敛性问题。在本文中,我们提出了一种新的门控全局模块(GGM),它轻量级且有效地实现了与特征表示相关的全局信息的更好集成。我们的模块将网络的原始结构作为局部块,与局部信息并行推断全局信息,然后利用门函数生成全局引导,将全局引导作用于局部模块的输出,获取代表性信息。所提出的GGM可以很容易地与常见的CNN架构集成,并且是训练友好的。以分类任务为例验证了该方法的有效性,并在ImageNet和CIFAR上进行了大量实验,结果表明该方法具有广泛的应用前景,有利于将全局信息整合到公共网络中。
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