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Multi-Cue Zero-Shot Learning With Strong Supervision

CVPR 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Zero-/few-shot and meta-learning · approach: Generative feature synthesis for zero-shot · 108 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use multiple visual parts (VP=19) during training instead of one (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding with attributes · CUB zero-shot classification, test VP=1Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 43.3 -> 47.0Helped
Use multiple visual parts (VP=19) at test time as well as training (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding with attributes · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 47.0 -> 56.5Helped
Use multiple visual parts (VP=19) during training and testing (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding with word2vec · CUB zero-shot classification, unseen classesTop-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 25.0 -> 32.1Helped
Use multiple visual parts (VP=19) during training and testing (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding with BoW · CUB zero-shot classification, unseen classesTop-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 21.8 -> 26.0Helped
Use 50 NAD2 language parts instead of one word2vec language part (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19, test VP=19Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 32.1 -> 33.9Helped
Use multiple language parts (NAD2 LP=50) with only one visual part at test time (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19, test VP=1Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 26.8 -> 30.5Helped
Use NAD2 with VP=19 at test time instead of VP=1 (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 30.5 -> 33.9Helped
Use multiple language parts (NAD2 LP=50) with only one visual part during training and testing (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=1, test VP=1Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 25.0 -> 23.6Hurt
Combine word2vec and BoW language cues (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19, test VP=1Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 26.8 -> 33.2Helped
Combine word2vec and BoW language cues (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19, test VP=19Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 32.1 -> 34.7Helped
Combine NAD2 and BoW language cues (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classification, train VP=19, test VP=19Top-1 average per-class accuracy (%): 33.9 -> 34.3Helped
Use NAD3, selecting each class's associated attributes, instead of NAD2's top-n neighbors (ablation)Multi-cue joint embedding · CUB zero-shot classificationTop-1 average per-class accuracy (%)Hurt

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