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TKwinFormer: Top k Window Attention in Vision Transformers for Feature Matching

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arxiv 2308.15144 v2 pith:KDWWDO4L submitted 2023-08-29 eess.IV

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Local feature matching remains a challenging task, primarily due to difficulties in matching sparse keypoints and low-texture regions. The key to solving this problem lies in effectively and accurately integrating global and local information. To achieve this goal, we introduce an innovative local feature matching method called TKwinFormer. Our approach employs a multi-stage matching strategy to optimize the efficiency of information interaction. Furthermore, we propose a novel attention mechanism called Top K Window Attention, which facilitates global information interaction through window tokens prior to patch-level matching, resulting in improved matching accuracy. Additionally, we design an attention block to enhance attention between channels. Experimental results demonstrate that TKwinFormer outperforms state-of-the-art methods on various benchmarks. Code is available at: https://github.com/LiaoYun0x0/TKwinFormer.

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  1. Crisp Attention: Regularizing Transformers via Structured Sparsity

    cs.CL 2025-08 reject novelty 3.0 of 10

    Top-k attention sparsity during fine-tuning gave DistilBERT a 0.97% accuracy gain on SST-2, but the result comes from single runs without error bars.

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