OneChart: Purify the Chart Structural Extraction via One Auxiliary Token

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Autori principali: Chen, Jinyue, Kong, Lingyu, Wei, Haoran, Liu, Chenglong, Ge, Zheng, Zhao, Liang, Sun, Jianjian, Han, Chunrui, Zhang, Xiangyu
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author Chen, Jinyue
Kong, Lingyu
Wei, Haoran
Liu, Chenglong
Ge, Zheng
Zhao, Liang
Sun, Jianjian
Han, Chunrui
Zhang, Xiangyu
author_facet Chen, Jinyue
Kong, Lingyu
Wei, Haoran
Liu, Chenglong
Ge, Zheng
Zhao, Liang
Sun, Jianjian
Han, Chunrui
Zhang, Xiangyu
contents Chart parsing poses a significant challenge due to the diversity of styles, values, texts, and so forth. Even advanced large vision-language models (LVLMs) with billions of parameters struggle to handle such tasks satisfactorily. To address this, we propose OneChart: a reliable agent specifically devised for the structural extraction of chart information. Similar to popular LVLMs, OneChart incorporates an autoregressive main body. Uniquely, to enhance the reliability of the numerical parts of the output, we introduce an auxiliary token placed at the beginning of the total tokens along with an additional decoder. The numerically optimized (auxiliary) token allows subsequent tokens for chart parsing to capture enhanced numerical features through causal attention. Furthermore, with the aid of the auxiliary token, we have devised a self-evaluation mechanism that enables the model to gauge the reliability of its chart parsing results by providing confidence scores for the generated content. Compared to current state-of-the-art (SOTA) chart parsing models, e.g., DePlot, ChartVLM, ChartAst, OneChart significantly outperforms in Average Precision (AP) for chart structural extraction across multiple public benchmarks, despite enjoying only 0.2 billion parameters. Moreover, as a chart parsing agent, it also brings 10%+ accuracy gains for the popular LVLM (LLaVA-1.6) in the downstream ChartQA benchmark.
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Chen, Jinyue
Kong, Lingyu
Wei, Haoran
Liu, Chenglong
Ge, Zheng
Zhao, Liang
Sun, Jianjian
Han, Chunrui
Zhang, Xiangyu
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Chart parsing poses a significant challenge due to the diversity of styles, values, texts, and so forth. Even advanced large vision-language models (LVLMs) with billions of parameters struggle to handle such tasks satisfactorily. To address this, we propose OneChart: a reliable agent specifically devised for the structural extraction of chart information. Similar to popular LVLMs, OneChart incorporates an autoregressive main body. Uniquely, to enhance the reliability of the numerical parts of the output, we introduce an auxiliary token placed at the beginning of the total tokens along with an additional decoder. The numerically optimized (auxiliary) token allows subsequent tokens for chart parsing to capture enhanced numerical features through causal attention. Furthermore, with the aid of the auxiliary token, we have devised a self-evaluation mechanism that enables the model to gauge the reliability of its chart parsing results by providing confidence scores for the generated content. Compared to current state-of-the-art (SOTA) chart parsing models, e.g., DePlot, ChartVLM, ChartAst, OneChart significantly outperforms in Average Precision (AP) for chart structural extraction across multiple public benchmarks, despite enjoying only 0.2 billion parameters. Moreover, as a chart parsing agent, it also brings 10%+ accuracy gains for the popular LVLM (LLaVA-1.6) in the downstream ChartQA benchmark.
title OneChart: Purify the Chart Structural Extraction via One Auxiliary Token
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.09987