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Hide-and-Tell: Learning to Bridge Photo Streams for Visual Storytelling

AAAI 2020 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Human perception modeling · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use hide-and-tell training, omitting image features during training (ablation)INet · VIST testCIDEr: 9.9 -> 10.0Helped
Add non-local layers to model inter-frame relations (ablation)INet · VIST testCIDEr: 9.4 -> 10.0Helped
Add the second RNN-NL telling block for feature refinement (ablation)INet · VIST testCIDEr: 9.2 -> 10.0Helped
Increase hidden image features gradually from 0 to 2 during training (ablation)INet · VIST testBLEU-4: 13.9 -> 14.7Helped
Use a fixed two-image dropout rather than a gradual curriculum (ablation)INet · VIST testCIDEr: 9.2 vs 10.0Hurt
Replace XE-ss with INetVisual storytelling model · VIST testMETEOR: 34.8 -> 35.6Helped
Replace XE-ss with INetVisual storytelling model · VIST testCIDEr: 8.7 -> 10.0Helped
Compare INet with XE-ss in a preference study without hidden test imagesINet · VIST user studyhuman preference (%): 24.7 % vs 55.2 %Helped
Use one hidden image at inference instead of full inputINet · VIST user studyhuman preference (%): 30.9 % vs 40.5 %Helped

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