ACmix

This repo contains the official PyTorch code and pre-trained models for ACmix.

• On the Integration of Self-Attention and Convolution

Update

• 2022.4.13 Update ResNet training code.

  Notice: Self-attention in ResNet is adopted following Stand-Alone Self-Attention in Vision Models, NeurIPS 2019. The sliding window pattern is extremely inefficient unless with carefully designed CUDA implementations. Therefore, it is highly recommended to use ACmix on SAN (with more efficient self-attention pattern) or Transformer-based models instead of vanilla ResNet.

Introduction

We explore a closer relationship between convolution and self-attention in the sense of sharing the same computation overhead (1×1 convolutions), and combining with the remaining lightweight aggregation operations.

Results

• Top-1 accuracy on ImageNet v.s. Multiply-Adds

Pretrained Models

Backbone Models	Params	FLOPs	Top-1 Acc	Links
ResNet-26	10.6M	2.3G	76.1 (+2.5)	In process
ResNet-38	14.6M	2.9G	77.4 (+1.4)	In process
ResNet-50	18.6M	3.6G	77.8 (+0.9)	In process
SAN-10	12.1M	1.9G	77.6 (+0.5)	In process
SAN-15	16.6M	2.7G	78.4 (+0.4)	In process
SAN-19	21.2M	3.4G	78.7 (+0.5)	In process
PVT-T	13M	2.0G	78.0 (+2.9)	In process
PVT-S	25M	3.9G	81.7 (+1.9)	In process
Swin-T	30M	4.6G	81.9 (+0.6)	Tsinghua Cloud / Google Drive
Swin-S	51M	9.0G	83.5 (+0.5)	Tsinghua Cloud / Google Drive

Get Started

Please go to the folder ResNet, Swin-Transformer for specific docs.

Contact

If you have any question, please feel free to contact the authors. Xuran Pan: [email protected].

Acknowledgment

Our code is based on SAN, PVT, and Swin Transformer.

Citation

If you find our work is useful in your research, please consider citing:

@misc{pan2021integration,
      title={On the Integration of Self-Attention and Convolution}, 
      author={Xuran Pan and Chunjiang Ge and Rui Lu and Shiji Song and Guanfu Chen and Zeyi Huang and Gao Huang},
      year={2021},
      eprint={2111.14556},
      archivePrefix={arXiv},
      primaryClass={cs.CV}
}