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Supplementary Materials for " DropCov: A Simple yet Effective Method for Improving Deep Architectures " Qilong Wang
Our proposed DropCov can be flexibly integrated with existing deep architectures (e.g., CNNs [ Qinghua Hu is the corresponding author and is with Engineering Research Center of City intelligence and Digital Governance, Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. VGG-VD on three small-scale fine-grained datasets) show 0.5 is the best choices of As listed in Table S2, we can see that single L T module brings a little gain for plain GCP . Compared to B-CNN + L T (79.62% training accuracy), plain GCP GCP + L T, while B-CNN + L T achieves significant improvement over B-CNN and plain GCP . On the contrary, the samples involving less redundant information (e.g., scene) have large Such these phenomena show the consistency with our finding. Is second-order information helpful for large-scale visual recognition?
Multi-GranularityCross-modalAlignmentfor GeneralizedMedicalVisualRepresentationLearning (SupplementaryMaterial)
We use the open-source mimic-cxr repository4 to extract impression and findings for each report. Following [9], we pick out sequences of alphanumeric characters and drop all other characters and symbols for all reports, and remove reports which contain less than3 tokens. Following common practice in ViT [5], we split the radiograph with patch size16 16,which results in 196 visual tokens for each image. The instance-level projection layer is a two-layer MultiLayer Perceptron (MLP) with Batch Normalization [10] and ReLU activation function. Additionally, we use a frozen Batch Normalization layer after the MLP toobtain instance-levelembeddings.