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Not All Tasks Quantize Equally: Fisher-Guided Quantization for Visual Geometry Transformer

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Feed-forward 3D reconstruction · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Fisher-Guided Quantization (FGQ), a PTQ method for VGGT-style feed-forward 3D models that weights FlatQuant's learnable affine calibration loss by diagonal Fisher sensitivities per task, block, and channel.

Problem

Post-training quantization of multi-task feed-forward 3D reconstruction models (VGGT) degrades tasks unequally, especially point map reconstruction at low bit-width, because uniform calibration losses ignore differing per-task, per-block, and per-channel sensitivities.

Approach

Estimate diagonal empirical Fisher information of each task loss at each block's output channels, normalize and sum across tasks, and use the resulting channel weights in a Fisher-weighted block reconstruction loss for learnable affine transformation calibration (on top of FlatQuant).

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Co3Dv2 Re10K 7-Scenes DTU ETH3D KITTI

Benchmarks: Co3Dv2 Re10K 7-Scenes ETH3D DTU KITTI

Metrics: AUC@30 AUC@15 AUC@5 AUC@3 Accuracy Completeness Normal consistency AbsRel SqRel RMSE

Baselines: RTN QuaRot FlatQuant QuantVGGT

Builds on: FlatQuant VGGT QuaRot SpinQuant

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