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Decision-FLIP framework enables budget-free structured pruning for Gaussian Occupancy Models

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Researchers have developed Decision-FLIP, a novel framework for pruning Gaussian Occupancy Models without requiring a predefined budget. This method uses unlabeled calibration inputs to score and select rows for removal, aiming to improve model efficiency. Decision-FLIP has demonstrated significant reductions in model size and latency, with savings up to 79% in eligible rows and up to 45% in latency, while maintaining high accuracy on primary endpoints. AI

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Decision-FLIP framework enables budget-free structured pruning for Gaussian Occupancy Models

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  1. arXiv cs.CV TIER_1 English(EN) · Jingxing Li, Anurag Paul, Subhasis Das, Cindy Xu ·

    Decision-FLIP: Budget-Free Structured Pruning for Gaussian Occupancy Models

    arXiv:2610.20917v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Occupancy predictors rely on large persistent banks of Gaussians or learned queries whose size is fixed by hand. Common pruning proxies, such as opacity, activation frequency, or parameter magnitude, do not measure whether removing …

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