self-supervised pretraining
Self-supervised pretraining is a strategy where an AI model learns representations from unlabeled data by creating its own supervision signals. This technique helps enhance the model's understanding of the data before fine-tuning on specific tasks with labeled data.
- BrainOmni: A Brain Foundation Model for Unified EEG and MEG Signals
- Context-Aware Regularization with Markovian Integration for Attention-Based Nucleotide Analysis
- FEEL: Quantifying Heterogeneity in Physiological Signals for Generalizable Emotion Recognition
- FocalCodec: Low-Bitrate Speech Coding via Focal Modulation Networks
- GeoLink: Empowering Remote Sensing Foundation Model with OpenStreetMap Data
- UniTransfer: Video Concept Transfer via Progressive Spatio-Temporal Decomposition