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Order-Free RNN With Visual Attention for Multi-Label Classification

AAAI 2018 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Loss design and classifier theory · 141 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add visual attention to the confidence-ranked LSTM (ablation)Order-Free RNN · NUS-WIDE testC-F1: 54.5 -> 54.7Helped
Add visual attention to the confidence-ranked LSTM (ablation)Order-Free RNN · NUS-WIDE testO-F1: 70.2 -> 70.2No clear effect
Add visual attention to the confidence-ranked LSTM (ablation)Order-Free RNN · MS-COCO validationC-F1: 60.0 -> 62.1Helped
Add visual attention to the confidence-ranked LSTM (ablation)Order-Free RNN · MS-COCO validationO-F1: 66.2 -> 67.7Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than frequency-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · NUS-WIDE testC-F1: 48.8 -> 54.7Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than frequency-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · MS-COCO validationC-F1: 55.2 -> 62.1Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than rare-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · NUS-WIDE testO-F1: 59.8 -> 70.2Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than rare-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · MS-COCO validationC-F1: 58.0 -> 62.1Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than rare-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · MS-COCO validationO-F1: 57.0 -> 67.7Helped
Use automatically learned order rather than frequency-first order with attention (ablation)Order-Free RNN · NUS-WIDE testO-F1: 65.5 -> 70.2Helped

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