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Learning User Representations for Open Vocabulary Image Hashtag Prediction

CVPR 2020 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Language-grounded scene text and structure · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add visual information to the user's hashtag history representation (ablation)User-conditional hashtag prediction · YFCC100M open vocabulary, seen hashtagsA@1: 65.06 -> 67.46Helped
Add visual information to the user's hashtag history representation (ablation)User-conditional hashtag prediction · YFCC100M open vocabulary, unseen hashtagsA@1: 44.07 -> 45.98Helped
Add pretrained GloVe embeddings (ablation)User-conditional hashtag prediction · YFCC100M open vocabulary, seen hashtagsA@1: 46.24 -> 67.46Helped
Use a temporal GRU over the user's image-hashtag history rather than pooled hashtag history (ablation)User representation for fixed-vocabulary hashtag prediction · YFCC100M fixed vocabularyA@1: 62.09 -> 71.90Helped
Use a dynamic history instead of a fixed training-image user history (ablation)User representation in transductive hashtag prediction · YFCC100M fixed vocabulary, transductive usersA@1: 48.20 -> 73.19Helped
Represent user history with element-wise image-hashtag fusion (ablation)User representation · YFCC100M fixed vocabulary, fusion analysisA@1: 65.16 -> 67.28Helped
Replace element-wise product fusion with TIRG fusion (ablation)User representation · YFCC100M fixed vocabulary, fusion analysisA@1: 67.28 -> 63.97Hurt
Increase user representation dimension (ablation)User representation model · YFCC100M hashtag predictionR@10Helped

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