STEP uses dynamic superpatch merging via dCTS and early token exits to cut token count by 2.5x and computational complexity by up to 4x on ViT-Large for high-res segmentation, with at most 2% accuracy drop and 40% tokens halted early.
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Where Do Tokens Go? Understanding Pruning Behaviors in STEP at High Resolutions
STEP uses dynamic superpatch merging via dCTS and early token exits to cut token count by 2.5x and computational complexity by up to 4x on ViT-Large for high-res segmentation, with at most 2% accuracy drop and 40% tokens halted early.