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New CSSAM model enhances remote sensing segmentation with sparse attention

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A new research paper introduces the Cross-Scale Sparse Attention Model (CSSAM) for referring segmentation in remote sensing, designed to better align multiscale visual features with complex natural language descriptions. The model utilizes a Cross-scale Modality-aligned Fusion Module (CMFM) and a Dynamic Multimodal Sparse Hybrid Attention (DMSHA) mechanism to handle sparse and widely dispersed targets common in remote sensing imagery. To facilitate evaluation, the paper also presents M³RRSIS-D, a new dataset focusing on multi-target, multi-hop relational reasoning, and multi-granularity expressions. AI

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