PixelPrune: Pixel-Level Adaptive Visual Token Reduction via Predictive Coding
PixelPrune: Pixel-Level Adaptive Visual Token Reduction via Predictive Coding explores A training-free, pixel-level compression method that prunes redundant image patches before ViT encoding to accelerate document understanding and GUI interaction.. Commercial viability score: 8/10 in Vision-Language Models.
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