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A Shared Multi-Attention Framework for Multi-Label Zero-Shot Learning

CVPR 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Zero-/few-shot and meta-learning · approach: Transductive and semantic-dictionary zero-shot · 101 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use shared multi-attention (M = 10) instead of Fast0TagLESA · NUS-WIDE GZSF1@3: improves the F1 score of the state of the art by 2.9%Helped
use shared multi-attention (M = 10) instead of Fast0TagLESA · Open Images GZSF1@10: 1.4%Helped
add the region relevance loss to ranking loss (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSmAP: 13.5 -> 16.9Helped
add the region relevance loss to ranking loss (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSF1@3: 28.3 -> 31.0Helped
add the diversity loss to ranking and relevance losses (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSmAP: 16.9 -> 18.0Helped
add the diversity loss to ranking and relevance losses (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSF1@3: 31.0 -> 31.3Helped
add the attention distribution loss to ranking, relevance, and diversity losses (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSmAP: 18.0 -> 19.4Helped
use one attention module instead of ten (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSF1@3: 29.8 -> 31.6Hurt
assign one attention module per semantic-vector cluster (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDE ZSF1@3: 24.6 -> 31.6Hurt
increase the number of attention modules beyond 10 (ablation)LESA · NUS-WIDEF1Hurt
share attention modules across labels rather than learn one per labelLESA · Open Images test localizationHarmonic mean (seen+unseen): 3.4 -> 4.2Helped
use one attention for all labels instead of shared multiple attentions (ablation)LESA · Open Images test localizationHarmonic mean (seen+unseen): 3.8 -> 4.2Hurt

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