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Multi-GranularityCross-modalAlignmentfor GeneralizedMedicalVisualRepresentationLearning (SupplementaryMaterial)

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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.




Reusable Slotwise Mechanisms

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However, achieving this capability necessitates not only an effective scene representation but also an understanding of the mechanisms governing interactions among object subsets. Recent studies have made significant progress in representing scenes using object slots.


Reusable Slotwise Mechanisms

Neural Information Processing Systems

However, achieving this capability necessitates not only an effective scene representation but also an understanding of the mechanisms governing interactions among object subsets. Recent studies have made significant progress in representing scenes using object slots.



ConE: ConeEmbeddingsforMulti-HopReasoning overKnowledgeGraphs Appendix

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Figure 1: Fourteen queries used in the experiments. They do not contain personally identifiable information or offensive content. All the models are implemented in Pytorch [5] and based on the official implementation of BETAE [6]2 for a fair comparison. Forall the modules using multi-layer perceptron (MLP), we use a three-layer MLP with 1600 hidden neurons and ReLU activation. We apply dropout to the min function inCardMin and search the dropout rate in{0.05,0.10,0.15,0.20}.