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MARS-CLIP: Multi-Resolution and Attention Refined Zero-Shot Image Segmentation

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MARS-CLIP is a zero‑shot semantic segmentation framework that builds on CLIP by adding a multi‑resolution feature extraction module and an attention refinement mechanism. The multi‑resolution module fuses fine‑grained local features with global context to mitigate low spatial resolution, while the attention refinement injects spatial and color biases from intermediate layers into the final self‑attention block to better recover object boundaries. Experiments on six public datasets show that MARS‑CLIP outperforms state‑of‑the‑art methods.

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