DINOv2

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • In this stream we look at Meta's latest research: DINOv2 the second version of the self-supervised foundational CV model.
    github.com/fac...
    arxiv.org/pdf/...
    Like 👍. Comment 💬. Subscribe 🟥.
    ⌨️ GitHub
    github.com/hu-po
    🗨️ Discord
    / discord
    📸 Instagram
    / gnocchibengal
    #ai #computervision #machinelearning #ai

Комментарии • 23

  • @iProFIFA
    @iProFIFA Год назад +9

    this is great. as a master-student who would probably understand next to nothing on their own from these latest cutting-edge ML research papers, this helps A LOT. Looking forward to your future vids and streams :-)

  • @lauesa667
    @lauesa667 Год назад +6

    I really enjoyed your overview of the paper. I'd also be interested in paper reviews of "tips and tricks", comparing certain techniques such as mixed-precision across a variety of CV tasks. While things like increasing batch size work for large companies, techniques that work for consumer grade hardware are more applicable even for researchers or grad students.

  • @omarllama
    @omarllama 26 дней назад

    Something very funny happened. My neighboor cat comes to visit me almost daily. I started hearing the "Meow" on the speakers and I tought it was the neighboor's cat. I actually stopped the video twice to go search for the cat in front of the door.
    Say hello to you cat, and thanks for the video.

  • @sathyatech7903
    @sathyatech7903 Год назад +2

    I was just looking for it. You gave me amazing understanding

  • @roman-bn1pz
    @roman-bn1pz Год назад +4

    The first person I've seen to actually use Nvidias Eye Contact :D

  • @alivecoding4995
    @alivecoding4995 4 месяца назад

    Very nice video. Thank you! 🙏

  • @wolpumba4099
    @wolpumba4099 Год назад

    Nice, I enjoy listening to that.

  • @kdc6884
    @kdc6884 Год назад

    Great video. Love your videos. Glad I found your channel.

  • @daniel-mika
    @daniel-mika Год назад

    Very cool stream!

  • @wolpumba4099
    @wolpumba4099 3 месяца назад

    *Summary: DINOv2 Paper Review*
    *DINOv2: A Self-Supervised Foundation Model for Computer Vision*
    * *Focus (**0:57**):* Training a large-scale, self-supervised computer vision model called DINOv2.
    * *Goal (**4:40**):* Develop a model that generates versatile visual features, usable for various tasks without fine-tuning.
    * *Key Ideas:*
    * *Data Curation (**5:22**):* Training on a curated dataset of 142 million images (LVD-142M) leads to superior performance compared to uncurated data of the same size.
    * *Self-Supervised Learning (**11:09**):* Employs a combination of existing self-supervised learning methods (DINO, iBOT) with new techniques for stabilization and acceleration.
    * *Large Model and Data Scale (**6:12**):* Trains a Vision Transformer (ViT) with 1 billion parameters on a massive dataset, demonstrating the importance of scale for self-supervised learning.
    * *Model Distillation (**7:44**):* Distills smaller models from the largest trained model, leading to performance improvements compared to training from scratch.
    * *High-Resolution Training (**38:56**):* Demonstrates the importance of high-resolution training for pixel-level tasks like segmentation and depth estimation. Introduces a curriculum of training on low resolution and then high resolution.
    * *Results:*
    * *Competitive Performance (**21:54**):* DINOv2 achieves competitive performance compared to the best openly available weakly-supervised models, including OpenCLIP, across various benchmarks.
    * *Strong Generalization (**11:40**):* Outperforms other self-supervised models on domain generalization benchmarks, demonstrating strong transferability to unseen data.
    * *Emergent Properties (**12:25**):* Exhibits emergent properties like understanding object parts and scene geometry, similar to how LLMs develop emergent capabilities.
    * *Technical Contributions (**22:21**):*
    * Automatic data curation pipeline.
    * Techniques for stabilizing and accelerating training (31:59), including:
    * Fast and memory-efficient attention.
    * Efficient stochastic depth.
    * Fully sharded data parallelism.
    * Detailed ablation studies to validate different components of the approach (54:37).
    * *Impact (**1:53:02**):* DINOv2 pushes the boundaries of self-supervised learning in computer vision and provides a powerful new tool for researchers and practitioners.
    *Noteworthy Observations:*
    * The paper emphasizes the importance of curated data and large-scale training for achieving high-quality representations in self-supervised learning.
    * Model distillation emerges as a promising technique for efficiently creating smaller, high-performing models.
    * The authors acknowledge the potential for even greater emergent properties with further scaling of model and data size.
    * Facebook AI Research's openness in sharing their model, code, and training details is commendable.
    i used gemini 1.5 pro to summarize the transcript

  • @1ssbrudra
    @1ssbrudra Год назад

    Love the explanation, do you think it can be used in the wild?

  • @feanixfukari
    @feanixfukari Год назад +2

    Who has the bravery and the resources?

  • @lorenzoleongutierrez7927
    @lorenzoleongutierrez7927 Год назад

    Great video by the way

  • @tomcat5841
    @tomcat5841 Год назад +4

    cat.. 🐱

  • @aazzrwadrf
    @aazzrwadrf Год назад

    ty

  • @jonatan01i
    @jonatan01i Год назад

    Have you by any chance added the glasses artificially ?

    • @hu-po
      @hu-po  Год назад +1

      Nvidia broadcast

    • @jonatan01i
      @jonatan01i Год назад

      @@hu-po why though ? :D that's brilliant!

  • @barderino5673
    @barderino5673 11 месяцев назад

    meow,meow,meow,meow,meow XD

  • @DBeastLee
    @DBeastLee Год назад +2

    meow

  • @lorenzoleongutierrez7927
    @lorenzoleongutierrez7927 Год назад

    Gato model is trying to say some interesting info lol

  • @ehabalbadawy7415
    @ehabalbadawy7415 4 месяца назад

    Man, the eyes are throwing me off every time you look up! I am assuming you are using that thing that makes you keep eye contact. Turn it off. I try to pretend not to look at you, and every time I do, I stop watching!

  • @Userxx72626
    @Userxx72626 Год назад

    tes.. ing, teeslay, parlay