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Prompt Learning with Quaternion Networks

ICLR 2024 · Vision-language and multimodal › CLIP and zero-shot · approach: Prompt learning for CLIP · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes domain prompt learning for CLIP that uses quaternion networks to fuse domain-specific foundation-model vision features with language prompts, and propagates the domain information to the vision branch, evaluated on remote sensing and medical image classification.

Problem

Adapting vision-language models (CLIP) to specialized domains such as remote sensing and medical imaging via prompt learning, where generalized VLMs misinterpret domain images and domain-specific foundation models are vision-only.

Approach

Places domain-specific vision features and language context embeddings on orthogonal axes of a quaternion hidden space to mine cross-modal relations, generating domain-specific text prompts; then uses learnable language prompts plus the domain features in quaternion layers to hierarchically generate vision prompts.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use quaternion network to model cross-modal relationships (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 75.87 -> 77.29Helped
prompt both vision and language branches rather than only language (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 76.36 -> 77.29Helped
prompt both vision and language branches rather than only vision (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 76.84 -> 77.29Helped
increase prompting depth from 3 to 6 (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 73.99 -> 75.10Helped
increase prompting depth from 6 to 9 (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 75.10 -> 77.29Helped
increase prompting depth from 9 to 12 (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 77.29 -> 77.14Hurt
add noise to the language branch (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 75.92 -> 77.29Helped
add noise to the vision branch (ablation)Domain Prompt Learning · MLRSNetHM: 75.92 -> 75.84Hurt
use domain-specific quaternion prompting rather than MaPLeDomain Prompt Learning · Remote sensing base-to-novel, average over 8 datasetsHM: 80.42 -> 83.50Helped
use domain-specific quaternion prompting rather than MaPLeDomain Prompt Learning · Medical base-to-novel, average over datasetsHM: 49.01 -> 53.36Helped
use domain-specific quaternion prompting rather than MaPLeDomain Prompt Learning · Cross-dataset, MLRSNet source; average target accuracyaccuracy: 72.42 -> 73.83Helped
use domain-specific quaternion prompting rather than MaPLeDomain Prompt Learning · Domain generalization, MLRSNet source; average target accuracyaccuracy: 72.15 -> 73.60Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: MLRSNet PatternNet RSSCN7 AID RSICD UCM WHURS19 NWPU BTMRI CCBTM CHMNIST

Benchmarks: MLRSNet PatternNet RSSCN7 AID RSICD UCM WHURS19 NWPU BTMRI CCBTM CHMNIST

Metrics: accuracy harmonic mean

Baselines: CLIP CoOp CoCoOp MaPLe ProGrad

Builds on: CLIP CoOp CoCoOp MaPLe quaternion neural networks

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