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This document provides an overview of image captioning using attention models. It discusses the tasks of understanding image content and generating descriptive sentences. Real-world applications of image captioning like search and aids for visually impaired are mentioned. The history and evolution of image captioning including early work mapping images to sentences is covered. Finally, the document reviews sequence-to-sequence learning, the Show and Tell and Show Attend and Tell models using attention mechanisms, beam search, and provides a link to code in PyTorch.
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- 1. Rajesh Shreedhar Bhat & Souradip Chakraborty Image Captioning using Attention Models
- 2. ❖ Intro to Image Captioning ❖ Real life use cases of image captioning. ❖ History & Evolution of Image Captioning ❖ Sequence to Sequence Learning in NLP ❖ Show and Tell : Sequence to Sequence Learning in Vision ❖ Intuition of Attention Mechanism from Translation perspective ❖ Show Attend and Tell : Image Captioning with Attention ❖ Beam search in generative framework ❖ Code walk-through in PyTorch Session Agenda
- 3. Introduction to Image Captioning ❖ Image captioning is the task of generating a descriptive and appropriate sentence of a given image. ❖ Caption generation is a challenging AI problem where a textual description must be generated for a given image. ❖ Two tasks involved: ○ Understand the content of the image. ○ Turn the understanding of the image into words in proper order.
- 4. Real Life Use Cases of Image Captioning ❖ Search using image captions. ❖ Getting live captions from CCTV/Surveillance cameras. ❖ Aid to visually impaired people.
- 5. Every Picture Tells a Story: Generating Sentences from Images Defining Pre-defined Template of Object- Action-Scene Mapping Image and Sentence to Latent Meaning Space Multi-label Markov Random Field to predict triplet from image https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~afarhadi/papers/sentence.pdf
- 6. From Captions to Visual Concepts and Back Word Detection Stage Sentence Generation Stage Ranking Generated Sentences Word Detection Stage & Multiple Instance Learning https://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2015/papers/Fang_From_Captions_to_2015_CVPR_paper.pdf
- 7. E nc ode rs & D e c ode rs in s e que nc e -to- s e que nc e le a rning ❖ Encoder: processes each word in the input sequence and compiled information is put into context vector C. ❖ Context vector C is passed to the decoder. ❖ The decoder also maintains a hidden states that it passes from one time step to the next. Sequence-to-Sequence models ❖ The encoder-decoder architecture has received a lot of popularity in solving sequence to sequence problems in NLP domain. ❖ Example – Language Translation, Chatbots, Text summarization, etc.
- 8. Show and Tell: A Neural Image Caption Generator “Show and Tell: A Neural Image Caption Generator”: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1411.4555.pdf ❖ CNNs can very efficiently encode the abstraction of images and generate a robust representation. ❖ Robust representation acts as the context/thought vector to the decoder. ❖ The decoder is a standard LSTM/GRU units same as that in sequence to sequence architectures.
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- 12. Attention is all you need: Brief Overview
- 13. Show Attend and Tell: A Neural Image Caption Generator ❖ Inspired by the usage of Attention mechanism in Language Translation task. ❖ Focus on salient parts of the image while generating the corresponding word in the output sentence. “Show Attend and Tell: A Neural Image Caption Generator”: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1502.03044.pdf
- 14. Caption Generation using Beam Search ❖ The greedy approach to choose the word with the highest score and use it to predict the next word is not optimal. ❖ Reason: the rest of the sequence hinges on that first word you choose. ❖ Beam Search is useful for any language modeling problem because it finds the most optimal sequence. Beam Size = 2
- 15. Code walkthrough - PyTorch https://github.com/rajesh-bhat/dhs_summit_2019_image_captioning
- 16. Thank you!