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- style-transfer
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- domain-generalization
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# Stylizing ViT Base - Cholec80
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This model is the **Base** variant of **Stylizing ViT**, trained on the [**Cholec80**]([[DATASET_LINK]](https://zenodo.org/records/13170928)) dataset
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**Stylizing ViT** is a novel Vision Transformer encoder that utilizes weight-shared attention blocks for both self- and cross-attention. This design allows the same attention block to maintain anatomical consistency (via self-attention) while performing style transfer (via cross-attention), enabling anatomy-preserving instance style transfer for domain generalization in medical imaging.
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- laparoscopy
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- cholecystectomy
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- Accuracy
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# Stylizing ViT Base - Cholec80 *(Laparoscopy, Cholecystectomy)*
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This model is the **Base** variant of **Stylizing ViT**, trained on the [**Cholec80**]([[DATASET_LINK]](https://zenodo.org/records/13170928)) (laparoscopy, cholecystectomy) dataset with the following splits: **Train: {41, 42} / Val: {43} / Test: {44, 45}**.
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**Stylizing ViT** is a novel Vision Transformer encoder that utilizes weight-shared attention blocks for both self- and cross-attention. This design allows the same attention block to maintain anatomical consistency (via self-attention) while performing style transfer (via cross-attention), enabling anatomy-preserving instance style transfer for domain generalization in medical imaging.
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