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Collected region descriptions, object/attribute/relationship annotations and question-answer pairs grounded to natural images, canonicalizing language concepts with WordNet to support structured vision-language research.
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Reuses images from existing datasets and inherits scene-graph/WordNet ideas; new contribution is the dense annotation resource and grounding pipeline. Dataset annotations are not complete formal truth about all scenes or evidence that models attain comprehensive understanding.
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Ranjay Krishna; Yuke Zhu; Oliver Groth; Justin Johnson; Kenji Hata; Joshua Kravitz; Stephanie Chen; Yannis Kalantidis; Li-Jia Li; David A. Shamma; Michael S. Bernstein; Li Fei-Fei
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Visual Genome: densely grounded scene graphs and language
Collected region descriptions, object/attribute/relationship annotations and question-answer pairs grounded to natural images, canonicalizing language concepts with WordNet to support structured vision-language research.
Scientific scope
Reuses images from existing datasets and inherits scene-graph/WordNet ideas; new contribution is the dense annotation resource and grounding pipeline. Dataset annotations are not complete formal truth about all scenes or evidence that models attain comprehensive understanding.
People and systems
Ranjay Krishna; Yuke Zhu; Oliver Groth; Justin Johnson; Kenji Hata; Joshua Kravitz; Stephanie Chen; Yannis Kalantidis; Li-Jia Li; David A. Shamma; Michael S. Bernstein; Li Fei-Fei