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CNN-RNN: A Unified Framework for Multi-Label Image Classification

CVPR 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Loss design and classifier theory · 1,236 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
model label co-occurrence with an LSTM recurrent layer (ablation)CNN-RNN · MS-COCOMAP@10: 57.2 -> 61.2Helped
model label co-occurrence with an LSTM recurrent layer (ablation)CNN-RNN · MS-COCO, k=3O-R: 61.3 -> 66.4Helped
combine the CNN image representation with sequential label prediction and label embeddingsmulti-label classification · NUS-WIDE 81 concepts, k=3O-F1: 53.9 -> 55.2Helped
combine the CNN image representation with sequential label prediction and label embeddingsmulti-label classification · NUS-WIDE 1000 tags, k=10MAP@10: 24.8 -> 26.6Helped
combine the CNN image representation with sequential label prediction and label embeddingsmulti-label classification · MS-COCO, k=3O-F1: 63.3 -> 67.8Helped
use CNN-RNN rather than HCP-1000CPASCAL VOC 2007 · PASCAL VOC 2007 testmAP: 81.5 -> 84.0Helped
use learned or fixed alternative label orders instead of frequency-based ordering (ablation)CNN-RNN · multi-label classification benchmarksclassification performanceNo clear effect

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