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通过因果特征增强网络探索场景图生成关系的本质

Hao Zhou, Tingjin Luo, Jun Zhang

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    这项研究引入了一个因果特征增强网络 (CFEN),通过关注对象交互而不是统计相关性来改进场景图表生成 (SGG). 通过分析因果特征和对象特定信息,CFEN增强了关系识别.

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