ARGenSeg: a new way machines paint object masks fast
Imagine a tool that simply paints where objects are in a photo, not with boxes but with full, detailed shapes.
ARGenSeg uses a language-style model to make tiny picture pieces and then puts them together, so the result is a full image mask that marks every pixel.
This gives a pixel-level view of objects, and the masks are rich and complete — true dense masks that show exact outlines.
Because the model works like it's drawing, it can learn from both words and pictures, so it gets a better multimodal sense of scenes.
A clever trick called next-scale prediction makes many pieces at once, so the process runs much faster than old methods.
The idea is simple, it cut steps and keeps accuracy high, while letting one system handle different tasks together.
You get cleaner masks, quicker results, and one model that understands images more like a human would, even if sometimes the output paint looks bit different than usual.
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ARGenSeg: Image Segmentation with Autoregressive Image Generation Model
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