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ChangeT$^3$: Evaluating Vision Test-Time Training for Remote Sensing Change Detection

Bitemporal remote sensing change detection requires representations that preserve spatial detail while capturing contextual information relevant to changes between acquisitions. Visual test-time training offers an alternative to explicit token-to-token attention by adapting a compact inner model to each image. This letter describes ChangeT$^3$, a vanilla Siamese configuration combining the existing hierarchical ViT$^3$-Tiny encoder with the multiscale ChangeFormer decoder. The two image streams share learned encoder parameters, while their fast weights are computed independently from their respective spatial features. Each encoder block retains the inherited global simplified SwiGLU and l...

AuthorsSharukshan Niranjan, Oshadha Samarakoon, Nichula Wasalathilaka et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published11 October 2026
Last updated at source11 October 2026
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