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Dual-Manifold Geometry Guided Representation Learning: Adaptive Coupling between Kernel and Data Spaces

Deep representation learning has primarily focused on how features evolve across network layers, while largely overlooking the structured geometry embedded in network parameters. We introduce a dual-manifold perspective in which each convolutional layer contains two coupled geometric spaces: a Kernel Manifold induced by convolutional filters and a Data Manifold characterized by intermediate feature representations. Because these manifolds share the same channel space, parameter geometry can provide complementary structural information to guide feature evolution. Based on this insight, we propose Kernel-Guided Feature Transform (KGFT), a lightweight module that derives a geometric guidance...

AuthorsWencong Zhang, Yue Zhang, Meiyan Huang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published13 August 2026
Last updated at source13 August 2026
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