DeiT

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DeiT is a family of data-efficient vision transformer models designed for image classification with reduced training data requirements and strong performance.

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instanceOf deep learning model
image classification model
vision transformer model family
abbreviationFor Data-efficient Image Transformers NERFINISHED
availableIn Hugging Face Transformers NERFINISHED
timm library NERFINISHED
basedOn ViT architecture
Vision Transformer NERFINISHED
codeRepository https://github.com/facebookresearch/deit
contribution reduced data requirements for vision transformers
showed transformers can be trained from scratch on ImageNet-1k only
designedFor image classification
developedBy Facebook AI Research NERFINISHED
Meta AI NERFINISHED
doesNotRequire ImageNet-21k pretraining
JFT pretraining
firstAuthor Hugo Touvron NERFINISHED
fullName Data-efficient Image Transformers NERFINISHED
hasAuthor Alexandre Sablayrolles NERFINISHED
Gabriel Synnaeve NERFINISHED
Herve Jegou NERFINISHED
Hugo Touvron NERFINISHED
Matthieu Cord NERFINISHED
hasProperty competitive accuracy on ImageNet
reduced training data requirements
strong performance with limited data
hasVariant DeiT-B NERFINISHED
DeiT-B distilled NERFINISHED
DeiT-S NERFINISHED
DeiT-S distilled NERFINISHED
DeiT-Ti NERFINISHED
DeiT-Ti distilled NERFINISHED
implementedIn PyTorch NERFINISHED
inputType 2D images
introducedDistillationMethod token-based knowledge distillation
license Apache-2.0 (for official code release)
optimizedFor data efficiency
paperTitle Training data-efficient image transformers & distillation through attention NERFINISHED
publicationYear 2020
publishedAs research paper
task supervised image classification
teacherModelType convolutional neural network
trainingDataset ImageNet-1k NERFINISHED
uses class token
distillation token
knowledge distillation from CNN teacher
patch embedding
transformer encoder

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