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Deep representation learning has improved automatic remote change detection (RSCD) in recent years. Existing methods emphasize primarily convolutional neural networks (CNNs) or Transformer-based networks. However, most of them neither effectively combine CNNs and Transformer nor use prior geometric information to refine regions. In this paper, a novel geometric representation Transformer (GeoFormer) is proposed for high-resolution RSCD. GeoFormer utilizes convolutional information to guide the Transformer by employing geometric prior knowledge. Specifically, the proposed GeoFormer consists of three carefully designed components: the geometric-based Swin Transformer (Geo-Swin Transformer) encoder, the Laplace attention fusion (LAFusion) module, and the UNet++CD decoder. Firstly, Geo-Swin Transformer is a novel designed non-local Siamese encoder that combines geometric convolution with Transformer to provide local geometric representation information for remote contextual features. Then, a LAFusion module is proposed to achieve robust bi-temporal feature fusion, which is founded on attention mechanism and edge information. Finally, UNet++CD decodes fine-grained information from the fused features by dense multiscale upsampling process. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed GeoFormer performs better than benchmark methods on four change detection datasets (LEVIR-CD, WHU-CD, DSIFN-CD, and CDD) and is able to detect the edges of change regions more precisely. Our code is available at https://github.com/Jiaxzhao/GeoFormer.
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