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Seeing the Unseen: Visual Common Sense for Semantic Placement

CVPR 2024 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-level representation learning · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces Semantic Placement (predicting masks where an absent object could be placed), builds a ~1.3M-image inpainting-based dataset from LAION and trains a CLIP-UNet model, pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD synthetic scenes.

Problem

Predicting semantically plausible placement regions in an image for an object that is not visible in the image, which existing VLMs struggle to localize precisely in pixel space.

Approach

Generate paired with/without-object training data automatically by detecting real objects in web images and inpainting them out (with artifact-mitigating diffusion augmentation and filtering), then train a frozen-CLIP ResNet50 with a language-conditioned UNet decoder, followed by finetuning on programmatically rendered HSSD scenes.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLM + DetectorSemantic Placement · LAION-SP ValHP: 21.5 -> 43.7Helped
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLM + DetectorSemantic Placement · HSSD ValHP: 29.8 -> 31.3Helped
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLM + DetectorSemantic Placement · HSSD ValTrP: 10.1 -> 18.5Helped
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLM + DetectorSemantic Placement · HSSD ValRSP: 41.0 -> 24.9Hurt
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLM + DetectorSemantic Placement · HSSD ValRSR: 38.2 -> 35.3Hurt
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLaVASemantic Placement · LAION-SP ValHP: 4.9 -> 43.7Helped
use CLIP-UNet pretrained on LAION-SP and finetuned on HSSD instead of LLaVASemantic Placement · HSSD ValTrP: 0.0 -> 18.5Helped
pretrain CLIP-UNet on LAION-SP before HSSD training (ablation)CLIP-UNet · HSSD VALTrP: 16.2 -> 18.5Helped
pretrain CLIP-UNet on LAION-SP before HSSD training (ablation)CLIP-UNet · HSSD VALRSP: 26.6 -> 24.9Hurt
pretrain CLIP-UNet on LAION-SP before HSSD training (ablation)CLIP-UNet · HSSD VALRSR: 36.5 -> 35.3Hurt
finetune LAION-SP-pretrained CLIP-UNet on HSSD (ablation)CLIP-UNet · HSSD VALTrP: 10.1 -> 18.5Helped
finetune LAION-SP-pretrained CLIP-UNet on HSSD (ablation)CLIP-UNet · HSSD VALRSP: 23.7 -> 24.9Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: LAION HSSD

Benchmarks: LAION-SP Val HSSD Val

Metrics: human preference target precision receptacle surface precision receptacle surface recall success rate

Baselines: LLM + Detector LLaVA-1.5 GPT-4V Ours (HSSD)

Builds on: CLIP CLIPort LingUNet Detic SAM

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