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Pointing Novel Objects in Image Captioning

CVPR 2019 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-level representation learning · 83 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add sentence-level coverage loss to LSTM-P (ablation)LSTM-P · held-out COCOF1 average (%): 60.0 -> 60.9Helped
use pointing to balance word generation and object copyingLSTM-P · held-out COCOF1 average (%): LSTM-C 55.7 -> LSTM-P− 60.0Helped
use pointing and coverage loss rather than LSTM-CLSTM-P · ImageNet -COCONovel (%): 72.08 -> 90.06Helped
use pointing and coverage loss rather than LSTM-CLSTM-P · ImageNet -COCOF1 (%): 16.39 -> 17.67Helped
use pointing and coverage loss rather than LSTM-CLSTM-P · ImageNet -COCOAccuracy (%): 11.83 -> 11.91Helped
include British National Corpus and Wikipedia text for trainingLSTM-P · ImageNetF1 (%): 17.67 -> 52.07Helped

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