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تحسين جيل وتقييم القصص البصرية عبر الاتساق الدلالي
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تعتبر تصور القصة مهمة غير مسجلة تقع عند تقاطع العديد من الاتجاهات البحثية المهمة في كل من رؤية الكمبيوتر ومعالجة اللغات الطبيعية. في هذه المهمة، نظرا لسلسلة من التسميات التوضيحية باللغة الطبيعية التي تنشأ قصة، يجب أن يولد الوكيل سلسلة من الصور التي تتوافق مع التسميات التوضيحية. قدم العمل السابق نماذج تائحة تكرار تتفوق نماذج توليف النص إلى الصورة في هذه المهمة. ومع ذلك، هناك مجال لتحسين الصور التي تم إنشاؤها من حيث الجودة البصرية والتماسك والأهمية. نقدم عددا من التحسينات إلى نهج النمذجة السابقة، بما في ذلك (1) إضافة إطار تعليمي مزدوج يستخدم تقسيم الفيديو لتعزيز المحاذاة الدلالية بين القصة والصور التي تم إنشاؤها، (2) آلية تحويل النسخ المتوسطة تصور القصة، و (3) من المحولات المستندة إلى مارت إلى التفاعلات المعقدة بين الإطارات. نقدم دراسات الاجتثاث لإظهار تأثير كل تقنيات من هذه التقنيات على القوة المنتجة للنموذج لكل من الصور الفردية وكذلك السرد بأكمله. علاوة على ذلك، بسبب تعقيد الطبيعة والطبيعة الإندنية للمهمة، لا تعكس مقاييس التقييم القياسية الأداء بدقة. لذلك، فإننا نقدم أيضا استكشاف مقاييس التقييم للنموذج، ركز على جوانب الإطارات التي تم إنشاؤها مثل وجود / جودة الشخصيات الناتجة، والأهمية التعيينات، وتنوع الصور التي تم إنشاؤها. نقدم أيضا تجارب الارتباط لمقاييسنا الآلية المقترحة مع التقييمات البشرية.
Story visualization is an underexplored task that falls at the intersection of many important research directions in both computer vision and natural language processing. In this task, given a series of natural language captions which compose a story, an agent must generate a sequence of images that correspond to the captions. Prior work has introduced recurrent generative models which outperform text-to-image synthesis models on this task. However, there is room for improvement of generated images in terms of visual quality, coherence and relevance. We present a number of improvements to prior modeling approaches, including (1) the addition of a dual learning framework that utilizes video captioning to reinforce the semantic alignment between the story and generated images, (2) a copy-transform mechanism for sequentially-consistent story visualization, and (3) MART-based transformers to model complex interactions between frames. We present ablation studies to demonstrate the effect of each of these techniques on the generative power of the model for both individual images as well as the entire narrative. Furthermore, due to the complexity and generative nature of the task, standard evaluation metrics do not accurately reflect performance. Therefore, we also provide an exploration of evaluation metrics for the model, focused on aspects of the generated frames such as the presence/quality of generated characters, the relevance to captions, and the diversity of the generated images. We also present correlation experiments of our proposed automated metrics with human evaluations.
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