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Which research paper will be the most cited in relation to Google DeepMind's MoNE framework by end of 2024?
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G. Jain's paper • 25%
N. Hegde's paper • 25%
A. Kusupati's paper • 25%
A. Nagrani's paper • 25%
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Google DeepMind Introduces 2024 MoNE Framework with Two-Fold Reduction in Inference Time
Aug 1, 2024, 10:42 AM
Google DeepMind has introduced a new framework called Mixture of Nested Experts (MoNE) designed to enhance the efficiency of visual token processing. The MoNE framework dynamically allocates computational resources to different tokens, significantly improving processing efficiency. According to the 2024 paper by G. Jain, N. Hegde, A. Kusupati, and A. Nagrani, the framework achieves baseline performance with over a two-fold reduction in inference time. This development marks a significant advancement in the field of computer vision and artificial intelligence, particularly in the adaptive processing of visual tokens.
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