Visual Attribute
Visual attributes, the measurable characteristics of objects in images (e.g., color, shape, texture), are central to computer vision research, aiming to improve object recognition, scene understanding, and image generation. Current research focuses on disentangling the influence of low-level and high-level visual attributes on perception and decision-making, often employing convolutional neural networks and transformers, along with techniques like masked autoencoders and generative adversarial networks to enhance model performance and interpretability. This work has significant implications for applications such as text-based person search, personalized image generation, and fine-grained visual recognition, ultimately advancing the development of more robust and human-like AI systems.
Papers
Unveiling the Mystery of Visual Attributes of Concrete and Abstract Concepts: Variability, Nearest Neighbors, and Challenging Categories
Tarun Tater, Sabine Schulte im Walde, Diego Frassinelli
Tree of Attributes Prompt Learning for Vision-Language Models
Tong Ding, Wanhua Li, Zhongqi Miao, Hanspeter Pfister