A survey on deep multimodal learning for computer vision: advances, trends, applications, and datasets
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The research progress in multimodal learning has grown rapidly over the last decade in several areas, especially in computer vision. The growing potential of multimodal data streams and deep learning algorithms has contributed to the increasing universality of deep multimodal learning. This involves the development of models capable of processing and analyzing the multimodal information uniformly. Unstructured real-world data can inherently take many forms, also known as modalities, often including visual and textual content. Extracting relevant patterns from this kind of data is still a motivating goal for researchers in deep learning. In this paper, we seek to improve the understanding of key concepts and algorithms of deep multimodal learning for the computer vision community by exploring how to generate deep models that consider the integration and combination of heterogeneous visual cues across sensory modalities. In particular, we summarize six perspectives from the current literature on deep multimodal learning, namely: multimodal data representation, multimodal fusion (i.e., both traditional and deep learning-based schemes), multitask learning, multimodal alignment, multimodal transfer learning, and zero-shot learning. We also survey current multimodal applications and present a collection of benchmark datasets for solving problems in various vision domains. Finally, we highlight the limitations and challenges of deep multimodal learning and provide insights and directions for future research.
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This survey reviews deep multimodal learning for computer vision, organizing advances into six perspectives: multimodal data representation, multimodal fusion (traditional and deep learning-based), multitask learning, multimodal alignment, multimodal transfer learning, and zero-shot learning. It also surveys applications and benchmark datasets and highlights limitations and challenges including dimensionality/data conflict, data availability, and real-time processing/scalability.
Key findings
- The survey organizes deep multimodal learning into six topics: multimodal data representation, multimodal fusion (traditional and deep learning-based schemes), multitask learning, multimodal alignment, multimodal transfer learning, and zero-shot learning.
- It reviews conventional fusion methods (early, late, hybrid, kernel-based, graphical models, canonical correlation analysis) and deep fusion methods based on DBNs, DAEs, CNNs, RNNs, GANs, and attention mechanisms, noting model-specific tradeoffs such as DBNs largely ignoring spatiotemporal cues, DAEs missing spatiotemporal details, CNNs requiring large-scale multimodal datasets, RNNs having slow convergence, and GANs/attention being unstable to train.
- It surveys multimodal applications including object detection, visual tracking, semantic segmentation, human/face recognition, image retrieval, gesture recognition, image captioning, vision-and-language navigation, embodied question answering, video question answering, style transfer, medical data analysis, and autonomous systems. Table 2 reports prior best results such as face recognition on LFW (ACC = 98.43%) and CASIA-WebFace (ACC = 99.02%), gesture recognition on SKIG (ACC = 97.8%), video question answering on TDIUC (ACC = 88.20%), and autonomous systems on nuScenes (mAP = 28.9%; NDS = 44.9%).
- It presents benchmark datasets including RGB-D Object (300 object instances, 51 categories, 250,000 RGB-D images), BigBIRD (125 objects, 600 RGB-D point clouds, 600 12-megapixel images), Kinetics-400 (more than 300,000 video sequences across 400 classes), SceneNet RGB-D (5M RGB-D images), and nuScenes (1000 scenes, each about 20 s long, 23 classes, eight attributes).
Methods
- Survey/overview paper; no new experiments are reported. It reviews and synthesizes literature, compares its scope with previous surveys in Table 1, and organizes the field into six perspectives.
- It uses tables to summarize reviewed deep multimodal learning surveys, multimodal applications with technical details and best results (Table 2), and frequently used multimodal datasets (Tables 3 and 4), focusing on visual modalities such as RGB-D and RGB-optical flow.
- The main analysis is qualitative synthesis and taxonomy; no primary data collection, statistical meta-analysis, or systematic review protocol is stated.
Limitations
- The paper states main challenges of deep multimodal learning: dimensionality and data conflict, data availability, and real-time processing and scalability. It also states that despite impressive results, “no absolute conclusions can be drawn.”
- It lists model-specific limitations: DBNs largely ignore spatiotemporal cues and have computationally intensive inference; DAEs miss some spatiotemporal details and have many hidden parameters with time-consuming inference; CNNs require large-scale multimodal datasets and time-consuming inference; RNNs have slow convergence; GANs are unstable and tricky to train on discrete distributions; attention mechanisms have unstable training and a huge number of parameters.
- Evident from the text: as a survey, it does not provide new empirical validation or a quantitative meta-analysis beyond reporting prior results, and it does not state a systematic review protocol or inclusion criteria.
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Inter- and intra-modal interaction gives perceptual models discriminating power for multisensory stimuli by exploiting synergies between modalities and their intrinsic representations.
“Another crucial advantage of inter- and intra-modal interaction is the discriminating power of the perceptual model for multisensory stimuli by exploiting the potential synergies between modalities and their intrinsic representations [112].”
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No recent work directly covers the latest advances in deep multimodal learning specifically for the computer vision community.
“but to the best of our knowledge, there is no recent work that directly addresses the latest advances in deep multimodal learning particularly for the computer vision community.”
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“However, there is still relatively little recent work directly addressing this research area [32–37].”
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[32,33] examined multimodal practices limited to specific use cases, including emotion recognition and human activity/context recognition.
“Recently, the valuable works of [32, 33] considered several multimodal practices that apply only to specific multimodal use cases and applications, such as emotion recognition [32], human activity and context recognition [33].”
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The prior deep learning surveys discussed only one modality as the data source for data-driven learning.
“Nonetheless, the applications discussed in these surveys include only a single modality as a data source for data-driven learning.”
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[34,36] address how multimodal representations are integrated and fused within deep learning architectures.
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Recurrent neural networks have proved useful in multimodal problems requiring modeling long- and short-range dependencies across the input sequence, such as semantic segmentation and image captioning.
“In addition to their use for unimodal tasks, RNNs have proved useful in many multimodal problems that require modeling long- and short-range dependencies across the input sequence, such as semantic segmentation [219] and image captioning [220].”
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Since 2012, convolutional neural networks have been successfully applied to multimodal applications such as image dehazing and human activity recognition.
“Since its introduction by Krizhevsky et al. [7] in 2012, the CNN model has been successfully applied to a wide range of multimodal applications, such as image dehazing [239, 240] and human activity recognition [241].”
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An attention mechanism can be integrated into recurrent neural network models to improve generalization capability by capturing representative and discriminating patterns from heterogeneous datasets.
“Furthermore, an AM can be integrated into RNN models to improve the generalization capability of the former by capturing the most representative and discriminating patterns from heterogeneous datasets.”
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The attention mechanism has gained wide adoption in computer vision due to its spectral capabilities for multimodal applications such as video description and salient object detection.
“Since its introduction, the AM has gained wide adoption in the computer vision community due to its spectral capabilities for many multimodal applications such as video description [233, 234], salient object detection [235], etc.”
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Adaptive multimodal mapping between two visual modalities typically requires strong representations of the individual modalities.
“An adaptive multimodal mapping between two visual modalities (e.g., images and sentences) typically requires strong representations of the individual modalities [213].”
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The multimodal recurrent neural network model is a robust tool for analyzing short- and long-term dependencies of multimodal data sequences using backpropagation.
“In summary, the multimodal RNN model is a robust tool for analyzing both short- and long-term dependencies of multimodal data sequences using the backpropagation algorithm.”
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The generative adversarial learning paradigm has recently been widely adopted in multimodal arenas such as image captioning and image retrieval.
“In addition to its use in unimodal applications, the generative adversarial learning paradigm has recently been widely adopted in multimodal arenas, where two or more modalities are involved, such as image captioning [227] and image retrieval [228].”
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Transfer learning can improve the quality of the information transferred by eliminating latent noise and conflict.
“Moreover, it can improve the quality of the information transferred by eliminating any latent noise and conflict [113, 115–117].”
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Cascade R-CNN has proven capable of overcoming challenges including overtraining problems and false alarm distribution caused by the patches' proposal stage.
“This framework has proven its capability in overcoming some of the main challenges of object detection, including overtraining problems [5, 6] and false alarm distribution caused by the patches’ proposal stage.”
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Transfer learning can learn rich and informative representations by using cooperative interactions among modalities.
“It can also learn rich and informative representations by using cooperative interactions among modalities.”
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Experimental results show that using depth information, optical flow information, and LiDAR point clouds in addition to conventional RGB data can improve the performance of one-stage based detection systems.
“According to experimental results, it has been shown that the use of depth information [183, 184], optical flow information [185], and LiDAR point clouds [186] in addition to conventional RGB data can improve the performance of one-stage based detection systems.”
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Transferring knowledge from a pre-trained model associated with a sensory modality to a new task or similar domain facilitates learning and fine-tuning of a target model using a target dataset.
“Transferring knowledge from a pre-trained model associated with a sensory modality to a new task or similar domain facilitates the learning and fine-tuning of a target model using a target dataset.”
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Only a few multimodal-based multi-stage detection frameworks have been developed and have achieved outstanding detection performance on benchmark datasets.
“More recently, only a few multimodal-based multi-stage detection frameworks [191–193] have been developed and have achieved outstanding detection performance on benchmark datasets.”
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During zero-shot learning, additional visual and semantic features such as word embeddings, visual attributes, or descriptions can be assigned to both seen and unseen classes.
“However, during the learning process, additional visual and semantic features such as word embeddings [132], visual attributes [133], or descriptions [134] can be assigned to both seen and unseen classes.”
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Several multimodal variants of multi-object tracking have been proposed to improve the speed and accuracy of visual tracking by using multiple data sources.
“To date, several multimodal variants of MOT have been proposed to improve the speed and accuracy of visual tracking by using multiple data sources, e.g., thermal, shortwave infrared, and hyperspectral data [195], RGB and thermal data [196], RGB and infrared data [197], etc.”
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Transfer learning can accelerate the entire learning process by reducing inference time and computational complexity.
“The technique can accelerate the entire learning process by reducing inference time and computational complexity.”
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The majority of existing tracking algorithms have yet to be adapted to factors such as illumination and scale variation, occlusions.
“To date, the majority of the existing tracking algorithms have yet to be adapted to various factors, such as illumination and scale variation, occlusions, etc [178].”
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Complex visual patterns can be encoded over two input imaging modalities (3D MR and TRUS) without explicit labels in unsupervised mode.
“In unsupervised mode, it is possible to encode complex visual patterns over two input imaging modalities (3D MR and TRUS) without the need for explicit labels [144].”
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Attention and memory techniques are more effective for spatial-temporal video representation and reasoning because they increase models' memorization and discrimination capacity.
“These techniques are more effective for spatial-temporal video representation and reasoning as they increase the memorization and discrimination capacity of models.”
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This requires the use of a posteriori regularizations to smooth out the segmentation results, such as conditional random field networks.
“Consequently, this requires the use of a posteriori regularizations to smooth out the segmentation results, such as conditional random field (CRF) networks [69].”
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The accuracy of scene parsing can be improved by combining several detection modalities instead of a single one.
“More recently, it has been shown in the literature that the accuracy of scene parsing can be improved by combining several detection modalities instead of a single one [91].”
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The combination of multimodal data can predict and screen for COVID-19 more accurately.
“The latest literature indicates that the combination of multimodal data can predict and screen for this virus more accurately [106, 145].”
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Many different methods are available, such as soft correspondences and 3D scene analysis from RGB-D data, to ensure dense and accurate scene parsing of indoor and outdoor environments.
“Many different methods are available, such as soft correspondences [94], 3D scene analysis from RGB-D data [95], to ensure dense and accurate scene parsing of indoor and outdoor environments.”
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Multimodal facial recognition systems are able to integrate complex representations drawn from several modalities at different scales and levels, such as feature, decision, score and rank levels.
“Multimodal facial recognition systems can integrate complex representations derived from multiple modalities at different scales and levels (e.g., feature level, decision level, score level, rank level, etc.).”
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Abavisani and colleagues developed a fusion approach that derives knowledge from multiple modalities within individual unimodal 3D CNN networks.
“Likewise, Abavisani et al. [200] developed a fusion approach to derive knowledge from multiple modalities in individual unimodal 3D CNN networks.”
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Ding and colleagues introduced a late-fusion scheme that uses CNNs to extract multimodal facial features and stacked autoencoders to reduce dimensionality.
“In [51], Ding et al. proposed a new late fusion policy using CNNs for multimodal facial feature extraction and SAEs for dimensional reduction.”
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Deep learning is a powerful tool for generating multimodal data suitable for robotics and autonomous systems.
“Up to now, deep learning has proven to be a powerful tool for generating multimodal data suitable for robotics and autonomous systems [146].”
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The convolutional side of the fully convolutional network generates low-resolution representations which lead to fairly fuzzy object boundaries and noisy segmentations.
“However, the convolutional side (i.e., the feature extraction side) of the FCN generates low-resolution representations which lead to fairly fuzzy object boundaries and noisy segmentations.”
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Different imaging modalities provide rich, informative features that allow more accurate diagnosis in the early stages of disease.
“In clinical practice, the different imaging modalities (e.g., computed tomography (CT), chest X-rays, etc.) provide rich and informative features that allow for a more accurate diagnosis in the early stages of the disease [238].”
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A multimodal model can aggregate motion, acoustic and temporal information from successive frames to assign a caption to each frame.
“Moreover, a multimodal model can also aggregate motion information [174], acoustic information [175], temporal information [176], etc. from successive frames to assign a caption for each one.”
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Training multimodal facial representations end-to-end can help overcome the limited universality and appearance variation that constrain facial recognition systems.
“End-to-end training of multimodal facial representations can effectively help to overcome this limitation.”
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The most common existing VQA methods use attention and memory mechanisms to learn visual artifacts and the semantic correlations needed to answer questions accurately.
“Currently, the most common existing methods use attention [125, 127, 129] and memory [126] mechanisms to efficiently learn visual artifacts and the semantic correlations that allow questions to be answered accurately.”
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- cites [127] Le, et al.: Hierarchical Conditional Relation Networks for Video Question Answering. arXiv:2002.10698 (2020) source
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- cites [129] Jang, Y., et al.: Video question answering with spatio-temporal reasoning. Int. J. Comput. Vis. 127, 1385–1412 (2019) source
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- cites [126] Fan, C. et al.: Heterogeneous memory enhanced multimodal attention model for video question answering. In: CVPR, pp. 1999–2007 (2019) source
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Some studies have attempted to enhance the quality of person recognition from audio-visual data using DBN and DBM models, which allowed several types of representation to be combined and coordinated.
“Some studies have attempted to enhance the quality of person recognition from two data sources (audio-visual data) using DBN and DBM [72] models, which have allowed several types of representation to be combined and coordinated.”
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Most existing approaches combine RGB data with infrared images or 3D LiDAR points to improve the sensitivity of perception systems.
“Most existing approaches combine RGB data with infrared images or 3D LiDAR points [164] to improve the sensitivity of perception systems, which can be suitable to all conditions and scenarios.”
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For many vision-based multimodal problems, fusing optical flow and depth information with RGB has been shown to yield the best performance.
“The emphasis on these modalities (RGB, depth, and flow data) is based on the fact that for many vision-based multimodal problems, it has been shown that the fusion of optical flow and depth information with RGB yields the best performance [242, 243].”
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- cites [243] Savian, S., et al.: Optical flow estimation with deep learning, a survey on recent advances. In: Deep Biometrics, pp. 257–287 (2020) source
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Developing the nuScenes multimodal dataset, acquired by six cameras, five radars and one LiDAR, greatly improved generalization performance.
“For instance, Caesar et al. [155] demonstrated how generalization performance could be greatly improved when developing a multimodal dataset, called nuScenes, which is acquired by a wide range of remote sensors, including six cameras, five radars, and one LiDAR.”
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Findingnone givenTextual representation (word embedding) is much sparser than image representation, which makes combining them into a unified model difficult.
“As shown in Fig. 3, the textual representation (i.e., a word embedding) is very sparse when compared to the image one, which makes it very challenging to combine these two different representations into a unified model.”
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PremisereasoningA bimodal autoencoder couples two separate autoencoders for audio and video into a jointly shared representation hierarchy with independent encoder and decoder components.
“Figure 6 shows the coupling mechanism of two separate AEs (bimodal AE) for both modalities (audio and video) into a jointly shared representation hierarchy where the encoder and decoder components are independent of each other.”
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Premisenone givenDenoising autoencoders aim to learn efficient representations of manifolds when training data is unbalanced or lacking.
“As a powerful tool for feature extraction and dimensionality reduction, the DAE aims to learn how to efficiently represent manifolds where the training data is unbalanced or lacking.”
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Interpretationnone givenDenoising autoencoders miss some spatiotemporal details in multimodal data.
“Moreover, they also miss some spatiotemporal details in multimodal data.”
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PremisecitationGuo et al. [35] gave a comprehensive overview of deep multimodal learning frameworks and models, with a focus on multimodal representation.
“Guo et al. [35] provided a comprehensive overview of deep multimodal learning frameworks and models, focusing on one of the main challenges of multimodal learning, namely multimodal representation.”
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PremisecitationBaltrušaitis et al. [37] identified five levels of multimodal data combination: representation, translation, alignment, fusion, and co-learning.
“Here, the authors identified five levels of multimodal data combination: representation, translation, alignment, fusion, and co-learning.”
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Interpretationnone givenDenoising autoencoders have the drawback that many hidden parameters must be trained and inference is time-consuming.
“One of the main drawbacks of DAEs is that many hidden parameters have to be trained, and the inference process is time-consuming.”
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PremisecitationStacked-autoencoder-based multimodal systems compress each modality separately in the encoder and build a shared latent representation in the decoder without supervision.
“the authors of [210–212] designed multimodal systems based on SAEs, where the encoder side of the architecture represents and compresses each unimodal feature separately, and the decoder side constructs the latent (shared) representation of the inputs in a unsupervised manner.”
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- cites [211] Singh, V., et al.: Feature learning using stacked autoencoder for shared and multimodal fusion of medical images. In: Computational Intelligence: Theories, Applications and Future Directions, pp. 53–66 (2019) source
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- cites [212] Said, A. B., et al.: Multimodal deep learning approach for joint EEG-EMG data compression and classification. In: IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC), pp. 1–6 (2017) source
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Study design and conductnone givenMost papers reviewed in this survey are recent and appeared in high-quality conferences and journals such as the Visual Computer, ICCV, and CVPR.
“Moreover, most of the papers we reviewed are recent and have been published in high-quality conferences and journals such as the visual computer, ICCV, and CVPR.”
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InterpretationreasoningResearch on deep multimodal learning has expanded quickly over the past decade, particularly in computer vision.
“The research progress in multimodal learning has grown rapidly over the last decade in several areas, especially in computer vision.”
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PremisereasoningThe attention mechanism acts as a contextual bridge between the encoding and decoding sides of a recurrent neural network to pay attention only to a particular position in the input representation.
“Therefore, the AM acts as a contextual bridge between the encoding and decoding sides of an RNN to pay attention only to a particular position in the input representation.”
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Premisenone givenThe idea of the attention mechanism is to focus on a particular position in the input image by computing the weighted sum of feature vectors and mapping them into a final contextual representation.
“The idea of AM is to focus on a particular position in the input image by computing the weighted sum of feature vectors and mapping them into a final contextual representation.”
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Premisenone givenA generative adversarial network is a unified network consisting of a generator and a discriminator that interact continuously during learning.
“Structurally, GAN is a unified network consisting of two sub-networks, a generator network (G) and a discriminator network (D), which interact continuously during the learning process.”
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PremisereasoningSharing the structure between all tasks can be learned jointly to improve performance.
“What they have in common is that the sharing of the structure between all tasks can be learned jointly to improve performance.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe only weakness of the attention mechanism is that the training algorithm is unstable, which may affect the predictive power of the decision-making system.
“However, the only weakness of AM is that the training algorithm is unstable, which may affect the predictive power of the decision-making system.”
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PremisecitationMultitask learning has become an increasingly popular topic in the deep learning community.
“More recently, multitask learning (MTL) [108, 109] has become an increasingly popular topic in the deep learning community.”
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Interpretationnone givenA multimodal convolutional neural network's inference process is time-consuming.
“However, it requires a large-scale multimodal dataset to converge optimally during training, and the inference process is time-consuming.”
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PremisereasoningThe attention mechanism learns how to reduce some irrelevant attributes from a set of feature vectors.
“In other words, it learns how to reduce some irrelevant attributes from a set of feature vectors.”
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Interpretationnone givenMultitask learning contributes to the performance of the target task based on knowledge gained from auxiliary tasks.
“Typically, MTL contributes to the performance of the target task based on knowledge gained from auxiliary tasks.”
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Premisenone givenGenerative adversarial networks are deep generative architectures designed to learn the data distribution through adversarial learning.
“Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are part of deep generative architectures, designed to learn the data distribution through the adversarial learning.”
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Interpretationnone givenA multimodal convolutional neural network requires a large-scale multimodal dataset to converge optimally during training.
“However, it requires a large-scale multimodal dataset to converge optimally during training, and the inference process is time-consuming.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe function that a generative adversarial network seeks to optimize is an adversarial loss function without any normalization.
“Moreover, the function that this network seeks to optimize is an adversarial loss function without any normalization.”
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Interpretationnone givenIt is extremely tricky to train a generative adversarial network when generating discrete distributions, and the process is unstable compared to other generative networks.
“However, it is extremely tricky to train the network when generating discrete distributions, and the process itself is unstable compared to other generative networks.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe multimodal recurrent neural network model has a slow convergence rate due to high computational cost in the hidden state transfer function.
“However, the model has a slow convergence rate due to the high computational cost in the hidden state transfer function.”
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PremisecitationHard parameter sharing extracts a generic representation for different tasks using the same parameters and is usually applied to avoid overfitting.
“Hard parameter sharing [110]: It consists of extracting a generic representation for different tasks using the same parameters. It is usually applied to avoid overfitting problems.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe multimodal attention mechanism provides a robust solution for cross-modal data fusion by selecting local fine-grained salient features in a multidimensional space and filtering out hidden noise.
“In summary, the multimodal AM provides a robust solution for cross-modal data fusion by selecting the local fine-grained salient features in a multidimensional space and filtering out any hidden noise.”
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PremisecitationThe alignment task can be divided into attentional alignment and semantic alignment.
“Generally, the alignment task can be divided into two subtasks: the attentional alignment task [170, 171] and the semantic alignment task [172, 173].”
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- cites [171] Yue, L., et al.: Attentional alignment network. In: BMVC (2018)
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- cites [172] Liu, Z., et al.: Semantic Alignment: Finding Semantically Consistent Ground-truth for Facial Landmark Detection. arXiv:1903.10661 (2019) source
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- cites [173] Hao, F., et al.: Collect and select: semantic alignment metric learning for few-shot learning. In: CVPR, pp. 8460–8469 (2019) source
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Premisenone givenConvolutional neural networks model nonlinear transformations by generating abstract and informative features from highly complex datasets.
“More specifically, such models tend to model a series of nonlinear transformations by generating very abstract and informative features from highly complex datasets.”
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PremisereasoningGated recurrent linear units are a lightweight variant of long short-term memory because they can modulate information flow without using internal memory units.
“In terms of computational efficiency, GRU is a lightweight variant of LSTM since it can modulate the information flow without using its internal memory units.”
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Premisenone givenIn multimodal analysis, an attentional model can combine multiple modalities, each with its internal representation.
“In the multimodal analysis, an attentional model can be designed to combine multiple modalities, each with its internal representation (e.g., spatial features, motion features, etc.).”
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Premisenone givenMultimodal alignment consists of linearly linking the features of two or more different modalities.
“Multimodal alignment consists of linearly linking the features of two or more different modalities.”
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Premisenone givenPatch-based methods first split each image into local patches and then consider the similarity between them by computing their cross-correlation and combination.
“Patch-based methods first split each image into local patches and then consider the similarity between them by computing their cross-correlation and combination.”
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PremisecitationRecurrent neural networks are popular deep neural network architectures for processing sequential data of varying lengths.
“Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) [12] are a popular type of deep neural network architectures for processing sequential data of varying lengths.”
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PremisecitationThe attention mechanism has become one of the most challenging tasks in computer vision and machine translation.
“In recent years, the attention mechanism (AM) has become one of the most challenging tasks in computer vision and machine translation [232].”
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Premisenone givenThe vanilla recurrent neural network is typically incapable of capturing long-term dependencies in sequential data because it has no internal memory.
“However, the vanilla RNN model is typically incapable of capturing long-term dependencies in sequential data since they have no internal memory.”
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Premisenone givenConvolutional neural networks have demonstrated powerful generalization capabilities for learning visual appearance features from static data.
“In particular, CNNs have demonstrated powerful generalization capabilities to learn how to represent visual appearance features from static data.”
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Interpretationnone givenUnsupervised generative adversarial networks are one of the most powerful generative models that can address scenarios where training data is lacking or hidden concepts are missing.
“In summary, unsupervised GAN is one of the most powerful generative models that can address scenarios where training data is lacking or some hidden concepts are missing.”
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PremisecitationSince 2014, generative adversarial training algorithms have been widely used in unimodal applications such as scene generation, image-to-image translation, and image super-resolution.
“Since their development in 2014, generative adversarial training algorithms have been widely used in various unimodal applications such as scene generation [17], image-to-image translation [18], and image super-resolution [224, 225].”
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- cites [224] Song, H., et al.: $${\rm S}^2{{\rm RGAN}}$$S: sonar-image super-resolution based on generative adversarial network. Vis. Comput. (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00371-020-01986-3 source
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- cites [225] Ma, T., Tian, W.: Back-projection-based progressive growing generative adversarial network for single image super-resolution. Vis. Comput. (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00371-020-01843-3 source
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PremisereasoningRecurrent neural networks can handle time series and dynamic media such as text and video sequences.
“It also can handle time series and dynamic media such as text and video sequences.”
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Premisenone givenThe multitask learning paradigm frequently arises in a context close to multimodal concepts.
“Specifically, the MTL paradigm frequently arises in a context close to multimodal concepts.”
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Interpretationnone givenA multimodal convolutional neural network can model spatial cues from multimodal data streams with an increased number of parameters.
“It is also capable of modeling spatial cues from multimodal data streams with an increased number of parameters.”
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Premisenone givenFeature-based methods detect and extract a set of matching features that should be structurally consistent to describe their spatial patterns.
“Feature-based methods detect and extract a set of matching features that should be structurally consistent to describe their spatial patterns.”
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PremisereasoningRecurrent neural networks learn to map input activations to the next hierarchy level and transfer hidden states to outputs using recurrent feedback, giving them capacity to learn useful features from previous states unlike feedforward networks.
“They learn to map input activations to the next hierarchy level and then transfer hidden states to the outputs using the recurrent feedback, which gives them the capacity to learn useful features from the previous states, unlike other deep feedforward networks such as CNNs, DBNs, etc.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe number of parameters to be trained in the attention mechanism is huge compared to other deep networks such as recurrent neural networks and convolutional neural networks.
“Furthermore, the number of parameters to be trained is huge compared to other deep networks such as RNNs, CNNs, etc.”
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PremisecitationMultimodal image alignment provides spatial mapping between images taken by sensors of different modalities and can be categorized into feature-based and patch-based methods.
“Specifically, multimodal image alignment provides a spatial mapping capability between images taken by sensors of different modalities, which may be categorized into feature-based [167, 168] and patch-based [165, 166] methods.”
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- cites [168] Jin, X., et al.: Feature Alignment and Restoration for Domain Generalization and Adaptation. arXiv:2006.12009 (2020)
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- cites [165] Ščupáková, K., et al.: A patch-based super resolution algorithm for improving image resolution in clinical mass spectrometry. Sci. Rep. 9, 2915 (2019) source
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- cites [166] Bashiri, F.S., et al.: Multi-modal medical image registration with full or partial data: a manifold learning approach. J. Imag. 5, 5 (2019) source
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PremisecitationConvolutional neural networks are distinguished from other models by local connectivity between units, weight sharing across layers, and blocking a sequence of hidden layers.
“The main properties that distinguish CNNs from other models include their ability to capture local connectivity between units, to share weights across layers, and to block a sequence of hidden layers [4].”
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PremisecitationLong short-term memory and gated recurrent linear units were developed to handle the long-term dependency constraint and gradient vanishing problem with impressive results.
“To this end, several popular variants have been developed to efficiently handle this constraint and the gradient vanishing problem with impressive results, including long short-term memory (LSTM) [13] and gated recurrent linear units (GRU) [14].”
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- cites [14] Li, S., Li, W., Cook, C., Zhu, C., Gao, Y.: Independently recurrent neural network (IndRNN): building a longer and deeper RNN. arXiv:1803.04831 (2018) source
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Interpretationnone givenWith the advent of robust low-cost RGB-D sensors, the computer vision community turned its attention to integrating RGB images and depth maps into multimodal architectures.
“Recently, with the advent of robust and low-cost RGB-D sensors such as the Kinect, the computer vision community has turned its attention to integrating RGB images and corresponding depth maps (2.5D) into multimodal architectures as shown in Fig. 7.”
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PremisecitationConvolutional neural networks are deep feed-forward networks whose main purpose is to extract spatial patterns from visual input signals.
“Convolutional neural networks (CNNs or ConvNets) are a class of deep feed-forward neural networks whose main purpose is to extract spatial patterns from visual input signals [20, 22].”
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- cites [22] Simonyan, K., Zisserman, A.: Very deep convolutional networks for large-scale image recognition. arXiv:1409.1556 (2015) source
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Interpretationnone givenA multimodal convolutional neural network serves as a powerful feature extractor that learns local cross-modal features from visual modalities.
“In summary, a multimodal CNN serves as a powerful feature extractor that learns local cross-modal features from visual modalities.”
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Premisenone givenThe idea behind multitask learning is to learn a shared representation that can be used to respond to several tasks in order to ensure better generalizability.
“In contrast to single-task learning, the idea behind this paradigm is to learn a shared representation that can be used to respond to several tasks in order to ensure better generalizability.”
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PremisecitationBahdanau et al. developed a formalism for integrating an attention mechanism into the basic recurrent neural network model.
“A formalism for integrating an AM into the basic RNN model was developed by Bahdanau et al. [1].”
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PremisecitationSoft parameter sharing extracts a set of feature vectors and simultaneously draws similarity relationships between them.
“Soft parameter sharing [111]: It consists of extracting a set of feature vectors and simultaneously drawing similarity relationships between them.”
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PremisereasoningThe encoding side of a recurrent neural network generates a fixed-length feature vector from its input sequence, which can lead to tedious and time-consuming parameter tuning.
“Since the encoding side of an RNN generates a fixed-length feature vector from its input sequence, this can lead to very tedious and time-consuming parameter tuning.”
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PremisecitationGenerative adversarial networks were first developed by Goodfellow et al., demonstrating the ability to generate realistic representations from noisy data domains.
“Historically, they were first developed by Goodfellow et al. [16], which demonstrated the ability to generate realistic and reasonably impractical representations from noisy data domains.”
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PremisecitationThe visual tracking task has attracted interest because of its relevance in applications including video surveillance and autonomous driving.
“The task has attracted a lot of interest because of its enormous relevance in many real-world applications, including video surveillance [82], autonomous driving [83], etc.”
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PremisecitationTransfer learning is a model regularization technique proven effective for training deep models with limited data and avoiding overfitting.
“Transfer learning (TL) [70] is one of the model regularization techniques that have proven their effectiveness for training deep models with a limited amount of available data and avoiding overfitting problems.”
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Interpretationnone givenHigh-precision object recognition systems with multiple sensors are aware of external noise and environmental sensitivity.
“High-precision object recognition systems with multiple sensors are aware of external noise and environmental sensitivity (e.g., lighting variations, occlusion, etc.).”
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PremisecitationFocal loss allows training a one-stage detector with high accuracy by reducing the level of artifacts.
“This function allows training a one-stage detector with high accuracy by reducing the level of artifacts.”
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Premisenone givenCascade R-CNN is a cascaded version of R-CNN aimed at achieving a better compromise between object localization and classification.
“It is a cascaded version of R-CNN aimed at achieving a better compromise between object localization and classification.”
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PremisecitationThe objective of zero-shot learning is to project a set of synthesized features in order to make the model more generalizable toward recognition of unseen classes in test samples.
“The objective is to project a set of synthesized features in order to make the model more generalizable toward the recognition of the unseen class in test samples [135].”
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PremisereasoningThe deep learning community has pioneered a new generation of CNN-based frameworks to significantly reduce the complexity of object detection.
“In order to significantly reduce this complexity, the deep learning community has pioneered a new generation of CNN-based frameworks.”
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InterpretationreasoningDue to their complexity, sliding-window-based solutions are not cost-effective in terms of training duration and memory consumption.
“However, due to their complexity, this type of solution is not cost-effective, both in terms of training duration and memory consumption.”
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Premisenone givenMulti-object tracking methods are mainly designed to optimize the dynamic matching of the objects of interest detected in each frame.
“However, MOT methods are mainly designed to optimize the dynamic matching of the objects of interest detected in each frame.”
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Premisenone givenTwo-stage detectors are generally based on a combination of a CNN model for classification and a patch proposal module to generate candidate regions like RPNs.
“As mentioned before, two-stage detectors are generally based on a combination of a CNN model to perform classification and a patch proposal module to generate candidate regions like RPNs.”
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PremisecitationMulti-object tracking has been extensively explored in recent literature for a wide range of applications.
“Multi-object tracking (MOT) has been extensively explored in recent literature for a wide range of applications [86, 138].”
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Premisenone givenSemantic alignment directly provides alignment capabilities to a predictive model.
“The attentional alignment task is based on the attentional mapping between the features of the input modality and the target one, while the semantic alignment task takes the form of an alignment method that directly provides alignment capabilities to a predictive model.”
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PremisecitationSSD reduced the needs of the patches' proposal network and accelerated the object detection pipeline.
“In contrast, SSD (single-shot multibox detector) [78] has reduced the needs of the patches’ proposal network and, thus, accelerated the object detection pipeline.”
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PremisereasoningZero-shot learning addresses multi-class learning problems when some classes do not have sufficient training data.
“In other words, it addresses multi-class learning problems when some classes do not have sufficient training data.”
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Interpretationnone givenWhen modeling multimodal data, several compromises have to be made between system performance, computational burden, and processing speed.
“When modeling multimodal data, several compromises have to be made between system performance, computational burden, and processing speed.”
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PremisecitationMultimodal multi-object tracking is a universal aspect of multi-object tracking aimed at ensuring the accuracy of autonomous systems by mapping the motion sequence of dynamic objects.
“Multimodal MOT is a universal aspect of MOT aimed at ensuring the accuracy of autonomous systems by mapping the motion sequence of dynamic objects [194].”
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Premisenone givenIn the context of multimodality, a multimodal mapping scheme typically combines visual and semantic attributes using only data related to the seen classes.
“In the context of multimodality, a multimodal mapping scheme typically combines visual and semantic attributes using only data related to the seen classes.”
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Premisenone givenThese techniques have proven effective for accurate detection of multiple objects under normal and extreme environmental conditions.
“These techniques have proven effective for the accurate detection of multiple objects under normal and extreme environmental conditions.”
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PremisecitationRecent literature has shown that it is attractive to learn shared representations from the complementarity and synergies between several modalities for increasing the discriminatory power of models.
“The recent literature has shown that it is attractive to learn shared representations from the complementarity and synergies between several modalities for increasing the discriminatory power of models [190].”
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Interpretationnone givenTwo-stage detectors are generally slow in terms of real-time processing.
“In this respect, two-stage detectors are generally slow in terms of real-time processing.”
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Premisenone givenThe most typical detection method is to apply the classifier to an arbitrary region of the image or to a range of different shapes and scales.
“In practice, there are several possible detection methods. The most typical of these is to apply the classifier to an arbitrary region of the image or to a range of different shapes and scales.”
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PremisecitationRetinaNet takes only one stage to detect dense objects by producing multi-scale semantic feature maps using a feature pyramid network backbone and the ResNet model.
“As similar to the principle of YOLO and SSD detectors, RetinaNet [79] takes only one stage to detect dense objects by producing multi-scale semantic feature maps using a feature pyramid network (FPN) backbone and the ResNet model.”
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Interpretationnone givenTransfer learning can learn the data distribution in a non-parallel manner and ensure its synchronization over time.
“Moreover, the learning process can learn the data distribution in a non-parallel manner and ensure its synchronization over time.”
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PremisereasoningZero-shot learning is a supervised learning approach that opens applications such as object detection, object classification and retrieval of videos, especially when appropriate datasets are missing.
“This is why zero-shot learning [130] takes place. This supervised learning approach opens up many valuable applications such as object detection [131], object classification and retrieval of videos [141], especially when appropriate datasets are missing.”
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- cites [141] Parida, K., et al.: Coordinated joint multimodal embeddings for generalized audio-visual zero-shot classification and retrieval of videos. In: CVPR, pp. 3251–3260 (2020) source
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PremisecitationCascade R-CNN is one of the most effective multi-stage detectors and has proven robust over one- and two-stage methods.
“Cascade R-CNN [26] is one of the most effective multi-stage detectors that have proven their robustness over one and two-stage methods.”
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Premisenone givenMultimodality has been employed in many vision tasks and applications, such as face recognition and image retrieval.
“In general, multimodality has been employed in many vision tasks and applications, such as face recognition and image retrieval.”
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Premisenone givenThe availability of low-cost and robust sensors has encouraged the computer vision community to focus on combining the RGB modality with other sensing modalities.
“More recently, the availability of low-cost and robust sensors (e.g., RGB-D sensors, stereo, etc.) has encouraged the computer vision community to focus on combining the RGB modality with other sensing modalities.”
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Premisenone givenThe most common approach is to concatenate heterogeneous features from different modalities to generate an artificial multimodal representation.
“However, the most common approach is to concatenate heterogeneous features from different modalities to generate an artificial multimodal representation.”
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PremisecitationSuch methods tend to use generative adversarial network models to synthesize and reconstruct visual features of unseen classes, resulting in high accuracy classification and ensuring a balance between seen and unseen class labels.
“Such methods tend to use GAN models to synthesize and reconstruct the visual features of the unseen classes, resulting in high accuracy classification and ensuring a balance between seen and unseen class labels [136, 137].”
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- cites [137] Kumar, Y. et al.: Harnessing GANs for Zero-shot Learning of New Classes in Visual Speech Recognition. arXiv:1901.10139 (2020) source
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PremisecitationA novel loss function called focal loss is considered by [79] to deal with class imbalance in the training phase.
“To deal with the class imbalance in the training phase, a novel loss function called “focal loss” is considered by [79].”
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Premisenone givenThe most popular use of semantic alignment is to create a dataset with associated labels and then generate a semantically aligned dataset.
“The most popular use of semantic alignment is to create a dataset with associated labels and then generate a semantically aligned dataset.”
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Interpretationnone givenBoth attentional and semantic alignment tasks have proven effective in multimodal alignment, with attentional alignment features better accounting for long-term dependencies between different concepts.
“Both of these tasks have proven effective in multimodal alignment, where attentional alignment features are better able to take into account the long-term dependencies between different concepts.”
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Interpretationnone givenMulti-object detection in both indoor and outdoor environments under varying environmental and lighting conditions remains one of the major challenges facing the computer vision community.
“However, multi-object detection in both indoor and outdoor environments under varying environmental and lighting conditions remains one of the major challenges facing the computer vision community.”
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Premisenone givenSSD can learn multi-scale feature representation from multi-resolution images.
“It can learn multi-scale feature representation from multi-resolution images.”
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PremisecitationMost deep learning-based object tracking systems have been based on CNN architectures.
“Over the last few decades, most deep learning-based object tracking systems have been based on CNN architectures [84, 139].”
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- cites [139] Abbass, M.Y., et al.: Efficient object tracking using hierarchical convolutional features model and correlation filters. Vis. Comput. (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00371-020-01833-5 source
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Premisenone givenVisual tracking has been one of the major challenges for the computer vision community for decades.
“For decades, visual tracking has been one of the major challenges for the computer vision community.”
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InterpretationreasoningSSD's capability to detect objects at different scales enables it to enhance the robustness of the entire chain.
“Its capability to detect objects at different scales enables it to enhance the robustness of the entire chain.”
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Premisenone givenAttentional alignment is based on attentional mapping between the features of the input modality and the target one.
“The attentional alignment task is based on the attentional mapping between the features of the input modality and the target one, while the semantic alignment task takes the form of an alignment method that directly provides alignment capabilities to a predictive model.”
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PremisecitationWang and colleagues introduced a residual CNN architecture and a loss network to transfer an input picture's artistic style across multiple scales and dimensions.
“In [160], Wang et al. introduced a residual CNN architecture and loss network to transfer the artistic style of the input picture across multiple scales and dimensions.”
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PremisecitationPeri and colleagues proposed a multimodal framework that encodes images and captions with CNN and RNN into an intermediate representation and decodes it into a new caption resembling the input.
“Similarly, Peri et al. [53] proposed a multimodal framework that encodes both images and captions using CNN and RNN as an intermediate level representation and then decodes these multimodal representations into a new caption that is similar to the input.”
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PremisecitationThe main difficulty of action recognition lies in extracting body silhouettes from foreground rigid objects.
“The challenge of action recognition is mainly related to the difficulty of extracting body silhouettes from foreground rigid objects to focus on their emotions [96].”
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PremisecitationRGB-D cameras provide color and pixel-wise depth information that characterizes the distance of visual objects in a complex scene.
“For instance, RGB-D cameras (e.g., Microsoft Kinect, Asus Xtion, and so on) can provide color and pixel-wise depth information, characterizing the distance of visual objects in a complex scene [199].”
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PremisecitationA universal graph-based style transfer was proposed that transforms multimodal features by matching style patterns with semantic content and appearance, avoiding inflexibility in real-world scenarios.
“The authors of [159] proposed a universal graph-based style transfer to transform multimodal features by matching style patterns and semantic content and appearance in a way that avoids the lack of flexibility in real-world scenarios.”
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PremisecitationFace recognition comprises the subtasks of detecting, identifying and reconstructing faces.
“Note that face detection, face identification, and face reconstruction are subtasks of face recognition [50].”
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PremisecitationAn unsupervised image captioning framework was presented that uses an alignment method to integrate visual and textual streams through semantic learning of multimodal embeddings.
“The authors of [128] presented an unsupervised image captioning framework based on a new alignment method that allows the simultaneous integration of visual and textual streams through semantic learning of multimodal embeddings of the language and vision domains.”
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PremisecitationA biometric system was introduced that fuses face and iris traits to establish a person's identity.
“The authors of [93] introduced a biometric system that combines biometric traits from different modalities (face and iris) to establish an individual’s identity.”
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PremisecitationThe style transfer loss is essentially a weighted sum of the content loss between input and output and the style loss between original and applied style.
“It is essentially a weighted sum of the error (loss) between the input content and the output image and the loss between the original style and the applied style [161].”
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PremisecitationBiten and colleagues combined visual and textual data to generate captions in two stages: template caption generation and entity insertion.
“Most recently, Biten et al. [52] combined both visual and textual data to generate captions across two stages: template caption generation stage and entity insertion stage.”
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Premisenone givenThe Mask R-CNN model offers the possibility of locating instances of objects with class labels and segmenting them with semantic masks.
“For instance, the Mask R-CNN model offers the possibility of locating instances of objects with class labels and segmenting them with semantic masks.”
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PremisecitationKoo et al. developed a multimodal human recognition framework based on face and body information extracted from deep CNNs, employing late fusion to merge high-level features across modalities.
“In [73], Koo et al. developed a multimodal human recognition framework based on face and body information extracted from deep CNNs. They employed the late fusion policy to merge the high-level features across the different modalities.”
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PremisecitationA multi-stream architecture built on an RNN (LSTM) was proposed to capture spatial-temporal features from gesture data.
“Regarding the multimodal dimensions of gesture recognition, the authors of [97] proposed a multi-stream architecture based on the RNN (LSTM) model to capture spatial-temporal features from gesture data.”
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PremisecitationDeep learning algorithms have been developed to improve clinical accuracy and detect abnormalities in medical images, saving time and increasing dependability in patient care.
“In recent years, deep learning algorithms have been developed to save time and dependability during patient care by improving clinical accuracy and detecting abnormalities in medical images [104, 140].”
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- cites [140] Xi, P.: An integrated approach for medical abnormality detection using deep patch convolutional neural networks. Vis. Comput. 36, 1869–1882 (2020) source
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PremisecitationGatys and colleagues showed that visual features of models can be combined to represent image styles.
“Gatys et al. [156] demonstrated that visual features of models could be combined to represent image styles.”
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PremisecitationIn deep multimodal Boltzmann machines, each modality is covered individually using adaptive approaches, and after joining multi-domain features, high-level classification is performed by an individual classifier.
“Therefore, each modality will be covered individually using adaptive approaches. After joining the multi-domain features, the high-level classification will be performed by an individual classifier.”
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PremisecitationThe structure of deep multimodal Boltzmann machines is similar to that of DBM, but it can admit more than one modality.
“In [48], the structure of deep multimodal Boltzmann machines (DMBM) [71] is similar to that of DBM, but it can admit more than one modality.”
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- cites [71] Srivastava, N., Salakhutdinov, R.: Multimodal learning with deep Boltzmann machines. J. Mach. Learn. Res. 15(1), 2949–2980 (2014)
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PremisecitationThe fully convolutional network has become one of the robust models for a wide range of image types.
“Over the last few years, the fully convolutional network (FCN) [29] has become one of the robust models for a wide range of image types (multimedia, aerial, medical, etc.).”
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PremisecitationAccording to Salakhutdinov et al., a DBM is a generative model that includes several layers of hidden variables.
“According to Salakhutdinov et al. [72], a DBM is a generative model that includes several layers of hidden variables.”
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PremisecitationLee and colleagues proposed a CNN-based retinal image registration method that learns multimodal features simultaneously from several imaging modalities.
“In [142], Lee et al. proposed a new CNN-based retinal image registration method to learn multimodal features simultaneously from several imaging modalities.”
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PremisecitationA multimodal gesture recognition system was developed using the 3D Residual CNN (ResC3D) model trained on an RGB-D dataset, with extracted features combined through a canonical correlation scheme.
“In [98], the authors developed a multimodal gesture recognition system using the 3D Residual CNN (ResC3D) model [99] trained on an RGB-D dataset.”
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- cites [99] Tran, D., Ray, J., Shou, Z., Chang, S.-F., Paluri, M.: ConvNet architecture search for spatiotemporal feature learning. arXiv:1708.05038 (2017)
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Interpretationnone givenCapturing multimodal data streams under varied acquisition conditions and increasing data volume makes visual content easier to recognize.
“In general, capturing multimodal data streams under different acquisition conditions and increasing the data volume makes it easier to recognize visual content.”
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Interpretationnone givenEach multimodal problem requires a specific fusion strategy, ranging from traditional methods to deep learning techniques.
“Furthermore, it is important to note that each multimodal problem requires a specific fusion strategy, ranging from traditional methods to deep learning techniques.”
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Interpretationnone givenReducing computing capacity remains the main challenge and can lead to deterioration in the overall accuracy of training algorithms.
“However, the need to reduce computing capacity remains the main challenge, which can lead to a deterioration in the overall accuracy of training algorithms.”
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Interpretationnone givenNetworks trained with a limited number of examples cannot generalize well to a new dataset.
“However, networks trained with a limited number of examples can no longer generalize well to a new dataset.”
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PremisecitationEdge/cloud computing provides an effortless way to create and handle multimodal datasets for training and deploying models.
“For instance, the edge/cloud computing solution for mulitmodal analysis provides an effortless way to create and handle multimodal datasets for training and deploying models [107].”
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Interpretationnone givenDeep learning models are often robust strategies for handling linear and nonlinear combinations of multimodal data.
“Deep learning models are often robust strategies for dealing with the linear and nonlinear combination of multimodal data.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe amount of multimodal data significantly affects the overall performance of a vision system.
“The amount of multimodal data significantly affects the overall performance of the vision system.”
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Interpretationnone givenFeature-level fusion is more flexible than decision-level fusion because data samples are homogeneous.
“However, feature-level fusion is more flexible than decision-level fusion due to the homogeneity of data samples.”
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Interpretationnone givenDeep multimodal analysis depends on large amounts of heterogeneous sensor data to reach high performance and avoid overfitting.
“The deep multimodal analysis relies on a large amount of heterogeneous sensor data to achieve high performance and avoid overfitting problems.”
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Interpretationnone givenAutonomous vehicles, healthcare robots and other real-time embedded systems consume more hardware resources, storage and battery than other emerging technologies, resulting in a lack of adaptation to future needs.
“In practice, autonomous vehicles, healthcare robots, and other real-time embedded systems consume more hardware resources, storage, and battery than other emerging technologies, resulting in a lack of adaptation to future needs.”
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InterpretationreasoningAcquiring and processing large amounts of multimodal data is costly in computation complexity and memory consumption.
“In other words, acquiring and processing a large amount of multimodal data is costly in terms of computation complexity and memory consumption.”
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Interpretationnone givenChoosing the right fusion of different schemes remains a vital challenge for the computer vision community in terms of accuracy and efficiency.
“Nevertheless, choosing the right fusion of different schemes remains a vital challenge for the computer vision community in terms of accuracy and efficiency.”
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Interpretationnone givenAutoencoders can address missing patterns by generating intermediate shared representations from input data and revealing intra- and inter-pattern correlations.
“Also, AE can address missing patterns by generating intermediate shared representations from the input data and showing intra- and inter-pattern correlations.”
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PremisecitationRGB-D sensors have advantages including low computational cost, long range, and an internal mechanism that limits the impact of bad weather.
“Among the advantages of these types of sensors are their low computational cost, their long-range, their ability to have an internal mechanism to limit the impact of bad weather, etc. [149].”
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A majority of contemporary machine learning applications use multiple modalities, such as visual and textual data.
“However, most modern machine learning applications involve more than one modality (e.g., visual and textual modalities), such as embodied question answering, vision-and-language navigation, etc.”
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The absence of labeled multimodal data in the literature can reduce flexibility and accuracy.
“Moreover, the lack of labeled multimodal data in the current literature can lead to reduced flexibility and accuracy, often requiring cooperation between different modalities.”
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Using multiple sensors as multimodal data sources yields complementary and richer information and can outperform a single input.
“The main reason for using multimodal data sources is that it is possible to extract complementary and richer information coming from multiple sensors, which can provide much more optimistic results than a single input.”
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Deep multimodal learning's success has been driven by large multimodal datasets, powerful GPU-equipped computers, and high-quality multi-scale feature representations.
“The success of deep multimodal learning techniques has been driven by many factors that have led many researchers to adopt these methods to improve model performance. These factors include large volumes of widely usable multimodal datasets, more powerful computers with fast GPUs, and high-quality feature representation at multiple scales.”
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Training a deep model from scratch requires a large amount of labeled data to achieve an acceptable level of performance.
“Typically, training a deep model from scratch requires a large amount of labeled data to achieve an acceptable level of performance.”
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The amount of labeled data samples for effective model training is often insufficient to recognize all possible object categories in an image.
“In practice, the amount of labeled data samples for effective model training is often insufficient to recognize all possible object categories in an image (i.e., seen and unseen classes).”
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In some vision applications, such as autonomous driving, security, and video surveillance, real-time conditions become necessary.
“However, in some vision applications, such as autonomous driving, security, video surveillance, etc., real-time conditions become necessary.”
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Most facial recognition systems, including biometric systems, are limited by a lack of universality and by variations in the appearance of visual patterns.
“However, most facial recognition systems, including biometric systems, suffer from a restriction in terms of universality and variations in the appearance of visual patterns.”
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Most current scene-content analysis methods cannot handle information that is not usable in real-life contexts.
“However, most current scene-content analysis methods are still limited in their ability to deal with information that is not usable in real-life contexts.”
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- Authors
- Bayoudh, K., Knani, R., Hamdaoui, F., & Mtibaa, A.
- Affiliations
- University of Monastir (TN)
- Corresponding author
- Bayoudh, Khaled
- Venue
- The Visual Computer
- Published
- 2021-06-10
- Volume
- 38
- Issue
- 8
- Pages
- 2939-2970
- ISSN
- 0178-2789 (ISSN-L)
- 1432-2315
- PMC
- PMC8192112
- OpenAlex
- W3168463823
- Semantic Scholar
- 2a9b33f66ccc3806af58bdab2319559f4f9d2c5e
- Cited by
- 456
- References
- 279
- Citations by year
- 2026: 70 · 2025: 148 · 2024: 119 · 2023: 70 · 2022: 42 · 2021: 7
- FWCI
- 21.32
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- bronze
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- The Visual Computer (publishedVersion)
- PubMed Central (publishedVersion)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition › Multimodal Machine Learning Applications
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition › Advanced Neural Network Applications
- Keywords
- multimodal fusion, multimodal representation, multi-task learning, multimodal alignment, zero-shot learning, multimodal dataset
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