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This paper addresses the critical problem of outlier robustness in feature point matching, a fundamental task in computer vision. The proposed LLHA-Net introduces a novel architecture with stage fusion, hierarchical extraction, and attention mechanisms to improve the accuracy and robustness of correspondence learning. The focus on outlier handling and the use of attention mechanisms to emphasize semantic information are key contributions. The evaluation on public datasets and comparison with state-of-the-art methods provide evidence of the method's effectiveness.
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The paper proposes a Layer-by-Layer Hierarchical Attention Network (LLHA-Net) to enhance the precision of feature point matching by addressing the issue of outliers.

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This paper addresses the limitations of current LLM agent evaluation methods, specifically focusing on tool use via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It introduces a new benchmark, MCPAgentBench, designed to overcome issues like reliance on external services and lack of difficulty awareness. The benchmark uses real-world MCP definitions, authentic tasks, and a dynamic sandbox environment with distractors to test tool selection and discrimination abilities. The paper's significance lies in providing a more realistic and challenging evaluation framework for LLM agents, which is crucial for advancing their capabilities in complex, multi-step tool invocations.
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The evaluation employs a dynamic sandbox environment that presents agents with candidate tool lists containing distractors, thereby testing their tool selection and discrimination abilities.

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This paper introduces SC-Net, a novel network for two-view correspondence learning. It addresses limitations of existing CNN-based methods by incorporating spatial and cross-channel context. The proposed modules (AFR, BFA, PAR) aim to improve position-awareness, robustness, and motion field refinement, leading to better performance in relative pose estimation and outlier removal. The availability of source code is a positive aspect.
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SC-Net outperforms state-of-the-art methods in relative pose estimation and outlier removal tasks on YFCC100M and SUN3D datasets.