@DataChaz: NVIDIA just pulled off something crazy: making bounding box detection 10x faster by ripping out the exact step the enti…
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NVIDIA researchers developed a technique to speed up bounding box detection by 10x by eliminating the autoregressive token-by-token prediction step used in VLM grounding models.
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🚨 NVIDIA just pulled off something crazy: making bounding box detection 10x faster by ripping out the exact step the entire industry assumed was mandatory ↓
Every VLM grounding model treats boxes like sentences, predicting them token by token. It’s inherently slow.
Enter https://t.co/OE7fxZFF4V
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