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The Hateful Memes Challenge: Detecting Hate Speech in Multimodal Memes

NeurIPS 2020 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Multimodal and affective interaction modeling · 145 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
multimodal pretraining (COCO) instead of unimodal pretrainingVisual BERT · Hateful Memes testAUROC: 74.42 -> 75.44No clear effect
multimodal pretraining (Conceptual Captions) instead of unimodal pretrainingViLBERT · Hateful Memes testAUROC: 73.32 -> 74.52Helped
early fusion (MMBT-Region) instead of late fusionBERT + image features · Hateful Memes testAUROC: 69.30 -> 73.82Helped
region features instead of grid featuresMMBT · Hateful Memes testAUROC: 69.49 -> 73.82Helped
add image modality via late fusion to text BERTText BERT · Hateful Memes testAUROC: 69.00 -> 69.30No clear effect

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