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Hauptverfasser: Hu, Xiaowan, Chen, Yiyi, Li, Yan, Wang, Minquan, Wang, Haoqian, Chen, Quan, Li, Han, Jiang, Peng
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Veröffentlicht: 2024
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author Hu, Xiaowan
Chen, Yiyi
Li, Yan
Wang, Minquan
Wang, Haoqian
Chen, Quan
Li, Han
Jiang, Peng
author_facet Hu, Xiaowan
Chen, Yiyi
Li, Yan
Wang, Minquan
Wang, Haoqian
Chen, Quan
Li, Han
Jiang, Peng
contents With the rapid expansion of e-commerce, more consumers have become accustomed to making purchases via livestreaming. Accurately identifying the products being sold by salespeople, i.e., livestreaming product retrieval (LPR), poses a fundamental and daunting challenge. The LPR task encompasses three primary dilemmas in real-world scenarios: 1) the recognition of intended products from distractor products present in the background; 2) the video-image heterogeneity that the appearance of products showcased in live streams often deviates substantially from standardized product images in stores; 3) there are numerous confusing products with subtle visual nuances in the shop. To tackle these challenges, we propose the Spatiotemporal Graphing Multi-modal Network (SGMN). First, we employ a text-guided attention mechanism that leverages the spoken content of salespeople to guide the model to focus toward intended products, emphasizing their salience over cluttered background products. Second, a long-range spatiotemporal graph network is further designed to achieve both instance-level interaction and frame-level matching, solving the misalignment caused by video-image heterogeneity. Third, we propose a multi-modal hard example mining, assisting the model in distinguishing highly similar products with fine-grained features across the video-image-text domain. Through extensive quantitative and qualitative experiments, we demonstrate the superior performance of our proposed SGMN model, surpassing the state-of-the-art methods by a substantial margin. The code is available at https://github.com/Huxiaowan/SGMN.
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spellingShingle Spatiotemporal Graph Guided Multi-modal Network for Livestreaming Product Retrieval
Hu, Xiaowan
Chen, Yiyi
Li, Yan
Wang, Minquan
Wang, Haoqian
Chen, Quan
Li, Han
Jiang, Peng
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Multimedia
With the rapid expansion of e-commerce, more consumers have become accustomed to making purchases via livestreaming. Accurately identifying the products being sold by salespeople, i.e., livestreaming product retrieval (LPR), poses a fundamental and daunting challenge. The LPR task encompasses three primary dilemmas in real-world scenarios: 1) the recognition of intended products from distractor products present in the background; 2) the video-image heterogeneity that the appearance of products showcased in live streams often deviates substantially from standardized product images in stores; 3) there are numerous confusing products with subtle visual nuances in the shop. To tackle these challenges, we propose the Spatiotemporal Graphing Multi-modal Network (SGMN). First, we employ a text-guided attention mechanism that leverages the spoken content of salespeople to guide the model to focus toward intended products, emphasizing their salience over cluttered background products. Second, a long-range spatiotemporal graph network is further designed to achieve both instance-level interaction and frame-level matching, solving the misalignment caused by video-image heterogeneity. Third, we propose a multi-modal hard example mining, assisting the model in distinguishing highly similar products with fine-grained features across the video-image-text domain. Through extensive quantitative and qualitative experiments, we demonstrate the superior performance of our proposed SGMN model, surpassing the state-of-the-art methods by a substantial margin. The code is available at https://github.com/Huxiaowan/SGMN.
title Spatiotemporal Graph Guided Multi-modal Network for Livestreaming Product Retrieval
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Multimedia
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.16248