Open Vocabulary
Open vocabulary research aims to enable artificial intelligence systems to understand and interact with the world using free-form text descriptions, going beyond predefined categories. Current efforts focus on adapting large language and vision-language models (like CLIP and LLMs) to various tasks, including 3D scene understanding, object detection and tracking, and robotic manipulation, often employing architectures such as DETR and transformers. This work is significant because it pushes the boundaries of AI's ability to generalize to unseen objects and situations, with potential impact on autonomous driving, robotics, and other fields requiring robust real-world interaction.
Papers
Open-Vocabulary Calibration for Fine-tuned CLIP
Shuoyuan Wang, Jindong Wang, Guoqing Wang, Bob Zhang, Kaiyang Zhou, Hongxin Wei
OV-NeRF: Open-vocabulary Neural Radiance Fields with Vision and Language Foundation Models for 3D Semantic Understanding
Guibiao Liao, Kaichen Zhou, Zhenyu Bao, Kanglin Liu, Qing Li
LLMs Meet VLMs: Boost Open Vocabulary Object Detection with Fine-grained Descriptors
Sheng Jin, Xueying Jiang, Jiaxing Huang, Lewei Lu, Shijian Lu