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Introducing Meta Perception Encoder: a vision encoder setting new standards in image & video tasks. It excels in zero-shot classification & retrieval, surpassing existing models. Learn more about Meta Perception Encoder, read the research paper, and download the code and dataset

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अंग्रेजी साहित्य1 year ago

Help to excelsheet❓

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Rainmaker1 year ago

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WhaleX1 year ago

"A vision encoder setting new standards in image & video tasks, excelling in zero-shot classification & retrieval."

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Guinther Kovalski1 year ago

just impressive how Siglip stills so close with less than 1/6 of the parameters @giffmana

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Zoom1 year ago

It’s over bro, rest.

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Thomas | Æ1 year ago

Its ability to excel in zero-shot tasks pushes the boundaries of image and video processing. Can’t wait to dive into the research and see how it outperforms current models.

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Reji Modiyil1 year ago

@AIatMeta, this could be a game-changer in visual technology. excited to see its impact.

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Jesse Campbell1 year ago

Ok...? What is it?

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Jack Assery1 year ago

Interesting 👀

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1st Amendment1 year ago

42 Homies 😒

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Breck to the Future1 year ago

Incredible progress here. Meta Perception Encoder shows what's possible when you unify architecture across image and video tasks. Zero-shot performance is no longer optional... it's the new baseline. Excited to see how this accelerates real-world applications. Always looking to the future!

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