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Comprehending and Ordering Semantics for Image Captioning

CVPR 2022 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Concept-guided image captioning · 128 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add cross-modal retrieval to mine primary semantic cues (ablation)Base Transformer captioner with CLIP grid features · COCO Karpathy test splitCIDEr: 123.6 -> 124.9Helped
Add filtering of irrelevant semantics (ablation)Base+CR · COCO Karpathy test splitCIDEr: 124.9 -> 125.8Helped
Add inference of missing relevant semantics (ablation)Base+CR+FIS · COCO Karpathy test splitCIDEr: 125.8 -> 126.1Helped
Add semantic ranking of the refined words (ablation)Base+CR+FIS+IMS · COCO Karpathy test splitCIDEr: 126.1 -> 127.4Helped
Use COS-Net instead of X-Transformer†Single-model captioning with CLIP ResNet-101 features · COCO Karpathy test splitCIDEr: 137.2 -> 141.1Helped
Use COS-Net instead of Transformer†Image captioning · COCO robust splitCHAIRi: 5.1 -> 3.9Helped

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