Split the natural-image DINOv2 control into its own model table#215
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Move dinov2-vitb14 out of the pathology tile-encoder table into a dedicated Natural-image control subsection, and drop the redundant per-row note now that the surrounding text explains the control role and spacing-agnostic behavior.
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What
Reorganizes the model-zoo docs so the natural-image
dinov2-vitb14control lives in its own table instead of sitting inside the pathology tile-encoder table.dinov2-vitb14row from the main Tile-level encoders table.list-table) right below it, introduced by a short paragraph explaining the control role and spacing-agnostic behavior.natural-image (non-pathology) control, public weights; spacing-agnostic) now that the surrounding text carries that context; the row keeps just the plain citation.Why
dinov2-vitb14is a non-pathology control, so listing it inline with the pathology foundation models is misleading — it invites reading it as just another pathology encoder. A separate table makes its distinct purpose obvious at a glance.Scope
Docs-only (
docs/models.rst). No code or behavior change; the dense/attention coverage lists still referencedinov2-vitb14(unchanged, since it remains dense- and attention-capable).