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Multi-Attribute Interactions Matter for 3D Visual Grounding

CVPR 2024 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Visual grounding transformers · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes MA2TransVG, a multi-attribute aware Transformer for 3D visual grounding that uses causal-effect attribute supervision and attribute-level token exchanging for multimodal fusion, reaching SOTA on ScanRefer, Nr3D and Sr3D.

Problem

Existing two-stage 3D visual grounding methods embed only the most salient object attributes, leading to biased unimodal representations and misaligned cross-modal fusion, especially when multiple similar objects exist.

Approach

An attribute causal analysis module quantifies each attribute attention's causal effect on the final prediction via counterfactual attentions and supervises it with a cross-entropy attribute loss; an exchanging-based fusion module replaces low-attribute-attention tokens with the mean of the other modality's tokens before fusion.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add Attribute-Text attention (ablation)MA2TransVG baseline · Nr3Daccuracy: 55.2Helped
add Attribute-Vision attention (ablation)MA2TransVG baseline · Nr3Daccuracy: 51.9Helped
add both Attribute-Text and Attribute-Vision attention (ablation)MA2TransVG baseline · Nr3Daccuracy: 55.2% and 51.9% -> 59.7%Helped
add causal effect analysis loss (ablation)MA2TransVG with both attribute attentions · Nr3Daccuracy: +2.7%Helped
add exchanging-based multimodal token exchange (ablation)MA2TransVG with causal effect analysis · Nr3Daccuracy: 62.4% -> 65.2%Helped
use uniform instead of random counterfactual attention (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 64.8Hurt
use reversed instead of random counterfactual attention (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 64.5Hurt
use shuffled instead of random counterfactual attention (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 65.0Hurt
set token exchange proportion θ to 0% instead of 10% (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 64.4Hurt
set token exchange proportion θ to 5% instead of 10% (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 64.7Hurt
set token exchange proportion θ to 15% instead of 10% (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 63.9Hurt
set token exchange proportion θ to 20% instead of 10% (ablation)MA2TransVG · Nr3Daccuracy: 65.2 -> 61.4Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: ScanRefer Nr3D Sr3D ScanNet

Benchmarks: ScanRefer Nr3D Sr3D

Metrics: Acc@0.25 Acc@0.5 accuracy

Baselines: ScanRefer ReferIt3D TGNN InstanceRefer 3DVG 3D-SPS ViL3DRef EDA 3DRefTR M3DRef-CLIP MVT UniT3D

Builds on: ViL3DRef GroupFree BERT PointNet++ EDA

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