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A Proxy Consistency Loss for Grounded Fusion of Earth Observation and Location Encoders

Supervised learning with Earth observation inputs is often limited by the sparsity of high-quality labeled or in-situ measured data to use as training labels. With the abundance of geographic data products, in many cases there are variables correlated with - but different from - the variable of interest that can be leveraged. We integrate such proxy variables within a geographic prior via a trainable location encoder and introduce a proxy consistency loss (PCL) formulation to imbue proxy data into the location encoder. The first key insight behind our approach is to use the location encoder as an agile and flexible way to learn from abundantly available proxy data which can be sampled ind...

AuthorsZhongying Wang, Kevin Lane, Levi Cai et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published20 April 2026
Last updated at source20 April 2026
cs.CVcs.AI
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