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Maofu Liu, Jiahui Liu, Xiaokang Zhang
The paper introduces Semantic-Spatial Feature Fusion with Dynamic Graph Refinement (SFDR) for remote sensing image captioning, integrating CLIP-based semantic, grid-based spatial, and ROI-based object features. The method significantly outperforms previous state-of-the-art models on the Sydney-Captions and UCM-Captions datasets, achieving up to 15.40% higher CIDEr scores on Sydney-Captions.
Key insights
- Integrating diverse feature types as global semantic, local spatial, and specific object-level is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of complex remote sensing imagery.
- Dynamically modeling relationships between image features through a graph structure allows for more precise object localization and prioritization of contextually relevant information.
- Leveraging pre-trained vision-language models like CLIP significantly enhances the semantic understanding and cross-modal alignment in remote sensing image captioning.
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