The Solution for the CVPR2024 NICE Image Captioning Challenge

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Auteurs principaux: Huang, Longfei, Zhong, Shupeng, Wu, Xiangyu, Li, Ruoxuan
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author Huang, Longfei
Zhong, Shupeng
Wu, Xiangyu
Li, Ruoxuan
author_facet Huang, Longfei
Zhong, Shupeng
Wu, Xiangyu
Li, Ruoxuan
contents This report introduces a solution to the Topic 1 Zero-shot Image Captioning of 2024 NICE : New frontiers for zero-shot Image Captioning Evaluation. In contrast to NICE 2023 datasets, this challenge involves new annotations by humans with significant differences in caption style and content. Therefore, we enhance image captions effectively through retrieval augmentation and caption grading methods. At the data level, we utilize high-quality captions generated by image caption models as training data to address the gap in text styles. At the model level, we employ OFA (a large-scale visual-language pre-training model based on handcrafted templates) to perform the image captioning task. Subsequently, we propose caption-level strategy for the high-quality caption data generated by the image caption models and integrate them with retrieval augmentation strategy into the template to compel the model to generate higher quality, more matching, and semantically enriched captions based on the retrieval augmentation prompts. Our approach achieves a CIDEr score of 234.11.
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spellingShingle The Solution for the CVPR2024 NICE Image Captioning Challenge
Huang, Longfei
Zhong, Shupeng
Wu, Xiangyu
Li, Ruoxuan
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This report introduces a solution to the Topic 1 Zero-shot Image Captioning of 2024 NICE : New frontiers for zero-shot Image Captioning Evaluation. In contrast to NICE 2023 datasets, this challenge involves new annotations by humans with significant differences in caption style and content. Therefore, we enhance image captions effectively through retrieval augmentation and caption grading methods. At the data level, we utilize high-quality captions generated by image caption models as training data to address the gap in text styles. At the model level, we employ OFA (a large-scale visual-language pre-training model based on handcrafted templates) to perform the image captioning task. Subsequently, we propose caption-level strategy for the high-quality caption data generated by the image caption models and integrate them with retrieval augmentation strategy into the template to compel the model to generate higher quality, more matching, and semantically enriched captions based on the retrieval augmentation prompts. Our approach achieves a CIDEr score of 234.11.
title The Solution for the CVPR2024 NICE Image Captioning Challenge
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.12739