Team Mia at TextVQA Challenge 2021: Vision-and-Language Representation Learning with Pre-trained Sequence-to-Sequence Model
Yixuan Qiao1 Hao Chen1 Jun Wang1,2 Shanshan Zhao2 Yihao Chen2 Xianbin Ye3 Ziliang Li4 Xianbiao Qi2 Peng Gao1 Guotong Xie1,5,6 1 SFE Deeplearning Platform Ping An Health Technology Beijing China. 2 Peking University Beijing China. 3 Visual Computing Group Ping An Property、Casualty Insurance Company Shenzhen China. 4 Jinan University Guangzhou China. 5 Central University of Finance and Economics Beijing China. 6 Ping An Health Cloud Company Limited Shenzhen China. 7 Ping An International Smart City Technology Co Ltd Shenzhen China. {qiaoyixuan528, chenhao305, zhaoshanshan233, wangjun916, chenyihao291, {gaopeng712,
Abstract
TextVQA requires models to read and reason about text in images to answer questions about them. Specifically, models need to incorporate a new modality of text present in the images and reason over it to answer TextVQA questions. In this challenge, we use generative model T5 for TextVQA task. Based on pre-trained checkpoint T5-3B from HuggingFace repository, two other pre-training tasks including masked language modeling(MLM) and relative position prediction(RPP) are designed to better align object feature and scene text. In the stage of pre-training, encoder is dedicate to handle the fusion among multiple modalities: question text, object text labels, scene text labels, object visual features, scene visual features. After that decoder generates the text sequence step-by-step, cross entropy loss is required by default. We use a large-scale scene text dataset in pre-training and then fine-tune the T5-3B with the TextVQA dataset only.
原文 arXiv:2106.15332;中英对照 + 大白话阅读 https://aha.fim.ai/paper/2106.15332v2