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ChangeMinds: Multi-task Framework for Detecting and Describing Changes in Remote Sensing

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arxiv 2410.10047 v2 pith:4PNHPI2E submitted 2024-10-13 cs.CV

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keywords multi-tasktaskschangemindslearningchangechange-awaredeepeffectively
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Recent advancements in Remote Sensing (RS) for Change Detection (CD) and Change Captioning (CC) have seen substantial success by adopting deep learning techniques. Despite these advances, existing methods often handle CD and CC tasks independently, leading to inefficiencies from the absence of synergistic processing. In this paper, we present ChangeMinds, a novel unified multi-task framework that concurrently optimizes CD and CC processes within a single, end-to-end model. We propose the change-aware long short-term memory module (ChangeLSTM) to effectively capture complex spatiotemporal dynamics from extracted bi-temporal deep features, enabling the generation of universal change-aware representations that effectively serve both CC and CD tasks. Furthermore, we introduce a multi-task predictor with a cross-attention mechanism that enhances the interaction between image and text features, promoting efficient simultaneous learning and processing for both tasks. Extensive evaluations on the LEVIR-MCI dataset, alongside other standard benchmarks, show that ChangeMinds surpasses existing methods in multi-task learning settings and markedly improves performance in individual CD and CC tasks. Codes and pre-trained models will be available online.

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