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NAM: Normalization-based Attention Module

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arxiv 2111.12419 v1 pith:X6Z7XX4A submitted 2021-11-24 cs.CV eess.IV

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keywords attentionlessmechanismsmodulenormalization-basedsalientaccessedaccuracy
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Recognizing less salient features is the key for model compression. However, it has not been investigated in the revolutionary attention mechanisms. In this work, we propose a novel normalization-based attention module (NAM), which suppresses less salient weights. It applies a weight sparsity penalty to the attention modules, thus, making them more computational efficient while retaining similar performance. A comparison with three other attention mechanisms on both Resnet and Mobilenet indicates that our method results in higher accuracy. Code for this paper can be publicly accessed at https://github.com/Christian-lyc/NAM.

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