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| author | Wang, Yuheng Tang, Xianhe Huang, Pufeng |
| author_facet | Wang, Yuheng Tang, Xianhe Huang, Pufeng |
| contents | Memes are widely used in online social interactions, providing vivid, intuitive, and often humorous means to express intentions and emotions. Existing dialogue datasets are predominantly limited to either manually annotated or pure-text conversations, lacking the expressiveness and contextual nuance that multimodal interactions provide.To address these challenges, we introduce MemeCMD, an automatically generated Chinese Multi-turn Dialogue dataset with contextually retrieved memes. Our dataset combines a large-scale, MLLM-annotated meme library with dialogues auto-generated by dual agents across diverse scenarios. We introduce a retrieval framework and adaptive threshold to ensure contextually relevant, naturally spaced meme usage. Experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach in generating contextually appropriate and diverse meme-incorporated dialogues, offering a scalable and privacy-preserving resource for advancing multimodal conversational AI. |
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| spellingShingle | MemeCMD: An Automatically Generated Chinese Multi-turn Dialogue Dataset with Contextually Retrieved Memes Wang, Yuheng Tang, Xianhe Huang, Pufeng Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence Memes are widely used in online social interactions, providing vivid, intuitive, and often humorous means to express intentions and emotions. Existing dialogue datasets are predominantly limited to either manually annotated or pure-text conversations, lacking the expressiveness and contextual nuance that multimodal interactions provide.To address these challenges, we introduce MemeCMD, an automatically generated Chinese Multi-turn Dialogue dataset with contextually retrieved memes. Our dataset combines a large-scale, MLLM-annotated meme library with dialogues auto-generated by dual agents across diverse scenarios. We introduce a retrieval framework and adaptive threshold to ensure contextually relevant, naturally spaced meme usage. Experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach in generating contextually appropriate and diverse meme-incorporated dialogues, offering a scalable and privacy-preserving resource for advancing multimodal conversational AI. |
| title | MemeCMD: An Automatically Generated Chinese Multi-turn Dialogue Dataset with Contextually Retrieved Memes |
| topic | Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.00891 |