sam-hq is a collection of pre-trained vision foundation models and adapters designed for high-quality image segmentation, multimodal feature extraction, and depth estimation. It provides a zero-shot vision model capable of performing segmentation and classification across diverse domains without requiring task-specific training.
Las características principales de syscv/sam-hq son: Query-Based Mask Generators, SAM-Based Implementations, High-Precision Mask Generators, Depth Estimation, Multimodal Feature Extractors, Multi-Modal Embedding Models, Vision Transformer Encoders, Zero-Shot Generalization.
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