Dynamic Group Normalization: Spatio-Temporal Adaptation to Evolving Data Statistics
Deep neural networks remain vulnerable to statistical variations in data, even with advances in normalization techniques. Existing methods use fixed-size normalization sets, restricting their adaptability to evolving and diverse data characteristics. We introduce Dynamic Group Normalization (DGN), a framework that dynamically adjusts channel grouping based on statistical awareness, ensuring a flexible and optimized formation of channel groups. By leveraging an efficient spatio-temporal mechanism, DGN continuously evaluates inter-channel relationships within layers and across training epochs, ensuring robust and responsive adaptation to the updated data statistics. Extensive evaluations of 34 architectures and 11 computer vision benchmarks show the consistent superiority of DGN over traditional normalization methods. It achieves significant accuracy gains in classification, detection, and segmentation tasks while maintaining computational efficiency. Moreover, it outperforms traditional methods in challenging scenarios, including out-of-distribution generalization, imbalanced long-tailed distributions, and corrupted data.
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