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MixPT: Point Transformer with Interleaved Window and Global Attention

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MixPT is a point cloud transformer that interleaves window and global attention blocks while keeping a fixed window serialization pattern. It applies global attention to pooled tokens for large scenes, feeding residual updates back to the full-resolution stream. Experiments on indoor and outdoor benchmarks show MixPT matches or exceeds the accuracy of existing window or global attention models while achieving lower latency, and it can be scaled by repeating the interleaved pattern.

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arXiv Computer Vision
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MixPT: Point Transformer with Interleaved Window and Global Attention

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