Researchers have developed HumP-KD, a novel framework for efficient fire classification using knowledge distillation. This method distills knowledge from larger transformer models like Swin-Tiny and ViT-Base into a smaller, lightweight MobileViT-S student model. The framework achieves a high F1 score of 0.9876 on the Dataset-II, significantly outperforming the baseline student model while maintaining a compact size and high processing speed suitable for real-time deployment. AI
IMPACT Enables more efficient and deployable AI models for real-time classification tasks on resource-constrained hardware.
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