CropCap: Embedding Visual Cross-Partition Dependency for Image Captioning
Transformer-based approaches to image captioning have shown great success by utilizing long-term dependency for visual embedding. However, their coarse long-term dependency, using the multi-head self-attention mechanism to capture the contextual interactions between the visual tokens on the time step and (or) embedded dimension, fail to distinguish fine-grained features of local partition. In this case, some similar features are captured, which leads to feature redundancy that decreases the performance. To respond to this issue, this paper proposes a novel image captioner embedding visual cross-partition dependency, dubbed CropCap. Specifically, the visual sequence generated from the Swin Transformer-based pre-embedding network is fed into the proposed cross-partition dependency module to refinedly model the interaction between partial representations on both the time step and embedded dimension. Furthermore, we formulaically reason the proposed cross-partition dependency, and theoretically prove its correctness. Extensive comparisons on the benchmark MS-COCO dataset demonstrated the effectiveness addressing the information redundancy issue, and verified the superior performance of our method.
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