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Reference Based LSTM for Image Captioning

AAAI 2017 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Neural image captioning · 64 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
weight words in the training loss by relevance to the image (ablation)VGG-16 + LSTM · MS COCO (no finetuning)CIDEr: 70.2 -> 71.8Helped
weight words in the training loss by relevance to the image (ablation)VGG-16 + LSTM finetuned · MS COCOCIDEr: 92.8 -> 94.0Helped
weight words in the training loss (ablation)VGG-16 + LSTM finetuned · MS COCOBLEU-4: 30.1 -> 30.4Helped
weight words in the training loss (ablation)VGG-16 + LSTM · MS COCO (no finetuning)BLEU-1: 65.0 -> 65.1No clear effect
add consensus score of neighbor-image captions to beam search (alpha from 0 to a moderate value) (ablation)R-LSTM · MS COCOCIDErHelped
rely too heavily on references (large alpha) (ablation)R-LSTM · MS COCOCIDErHurt
use different alpha at early vs final pool stage (alpha2=0.4, alpha1=0.2) (ablation)R-LSTM · MS COCOCIDErHelped
use full R-LSTM vs strongest prior resultsR-LSTM · MS COCO Karpathy splitCIDEr: 93.8 -> 102.9Helped

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