MFil-Mamba: Multi-Filter Scanning for Spatial Redundancy-Aware Visual State Space Models
Puskal Khadka, KC Santosh

TL;DR
MFil-Mamba introduces a multi-filter scanning architecture for visual state space models that captures diverse spatial information with minimal redundancy, improving performance across multiple computer vision benchmarks.
Contribution
The paper presents MFil-Mamba, a novel multi-filter scanning approach that enhances spatial feature extraction and reduces redundancy in visual state space models.
Findings
Achieves 83.2% top-1 accuracy on ImageNet-1K
Attains 47.3% box AP and 42.7% mask AP on MS COCO
Reaches 48.5% mIoU on ADE20K
Abstract
State Space Models (SSMs), especially recent Mamba architecture, have achieved remarkable success in sequence modeling tasks. However, extending SSMs to computer vision remains challenging due to the non-sequential structure of visual data and its complex 2D spatial dependencies. Although several early studies have explored adapting selective SSMs for vision applications, most approaches primarily depend on employing various traversal strategies over the same input. This introduces redundancy and distorts the intricate spatial relationships within images. To address these challenges, we propose MFil-Mamba, a novel visual state space architecture built on a multi-filter scanning backbone. Unlike fixed multi-directional traversal methods, our design enables each scan to capture unique and contextually relevant spatial information while minimizing redundancy. Furthermore, we incorporate an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Neural Network Applications · Generative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Multimodal Machine Learning Applications
