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GICA: gate-controlled information bottleneck cross-modal attention network

Jul 2026 · Pattern Analysis and Applications · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 54 references
Computer Science

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The Gate-Controlled Information Bottleneck Cross-Modal Attention Network (GICA), a two-stage hierarchical framework that jointly optimizes adaptive modal compression and cross-modal information interaction, is offered, addressing the issues of over-compression and under-compression present in current information bottleneck techniques.

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