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Multimodal Ensembling for Zero-Shot Image Classification

AAAI 2024 · Vision-language and multimodal › CLIP and zero-shot · approach: Attribute-based zero-shot learning · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a zero-shot multimodal ensemble that combines CuPL text-prompt CLIP classification with image-to-image matching against Stable Diffusion XL generated class images, as a proposal without reported experiments.

Problem

Multimodal image classification, especially fine-grained classification, struggles with underfitting in low-capacity models and with obtaining high-quality cross-modal data for each class, while needing zero-shot generalization to unseen classes.

Approach

Ensemble CLIP text-to-image scores (using CuPL descriptive prompts) with CLIP image-to-image scores against Stable Diffusion XL generated class images (with negative prompts) to get a zero-shot classifier requiring no training or fine-tuning.

Key results

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ImageNet DTD FGVC Aircraft Flowers 102

Benchmarks: ImageNet DTD FGVC Aircraft Flowers 102

Metrics: top-1 accuracy precision recall F1 score

Baselines: CLIP ViT-L/14 top-1 accuracy NTS-Net

Builds on: CuPL CLIP Stable Diffusion XL bagging NTS-Net

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