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  1. Adaptive Tokenisation Via Temporal Redundancy Masking And Latent Inpainting [R]

    Researchers have developed a novel method for adaptive video tokenization that dynamically allocates tokens based on visual complexity. This approach leverages the latent space of a frozen video tokenizer to identify and discard redundant spatial positions, leading to content-driven compression. A Latent Inpainting Transformer (LIT) is then used to reconstruct these dropped positions, resulting in a highly efficient inference pipeline that achieves significant speedups over existing methods. AI

    IMPACT Introduces a more efficient method for video tokenization, potentially improving compression and inference speeds for video processing AI.

  2. Adaptive Tokenisation Via Temporal Redundancy Masking And Latent Inpainting

    Researchers have developed new methods for adaptive image and video tokenization, allowing models to dynamically allocate computational resources based on visual complexity. AdaTok, a self-budgeting discrete 1D tokenizer, learns to adjust its token count per image, achieving competitive fidelity with significantly fewer tokens on average. Separately, a new framework for adaptive video tokenization uses temporal redundancy masking and latent inpainting to achieve efficient, content-driven token allocation, resulting in substantial inference-time speedups. AI

    IMPACT These adaptive tokenization techniques could lead to more efficient AI models for image and video processing, reducing computational costs and increasing inference speeds.