Tiny Vision Language Models (VLMs) are rapidly transforming the AI landscape. Almost every week, new VLMs with smaller footprints are being released. These models are finding applications across ...
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In 2018, Pete Warden from TensorFlow Lite said, “The future of machine learning is tiny.” Today, with AI moving towards powerful Vision Language Models (VLMs), the need for high computing power has ...
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Video Anomaly Detection (VAD) is one of the most challenging problems in computer vision. It involves identifying rare, abnormal events in videos - such as burglary, fighting, or accidents - amidst ...
AI for Video Understanding: From Content Moderation to Summarization
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Video-RAG: Training-Free Retrieval for Long-Video LVLMs
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Object Detection and Spatial Understanding with VLMs ft. Qwen2.5-VL
Object Detection is predominantly a vision task where we train a vision model, like YOLO, to predict the location of the object along with its class. But still it depends on the pre-trained classes, ...
