Modular Graph Transformer Networks for Multi-Label Image Classification

Author:

Nguyen Hoang D.,Vu Xuan-Son,Le Duc-Trong

Abstract

With the recent advances in graph neural networks, there is a rising number of studies on graph-based multi-label classification with the consideration of object dependencies within visual data. Nevertheless, graph representations can become indistinguishable due to the complex nature of label relationships. We propose a multi-label image classification framework based on graph transformer networks to fully exploit inter-label interactions. The paper presents a modular learning scheme to enhance the classification performance by segregating the computational graph into multiple sub-graphs based on modularity. The proposed approach, named Modular Graph Transformer Networks (MGTN), is capable of employing multiple backbones for better information propagation over different sub-graphs guided by graph transformers and convolutions. We validate our framework on MS-COCO and Fashion550K datasets to demonstrate improvements for multi-label image classification. The source code is available at https://github.com/ReML-AI/MGTN.

Publisher

Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI)

Subject

General Medicine

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