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Accordingly, textual descriptions ofimages ref l ect the way humans refer to each image at a given pointin time, thus being susceptible to change over time, either due tothe occurrence of external events [ 16 ] or simply by word meaningchange across time [ 9 , 38 ]. Recently, word ...
Although the fact that current methods have some effects, unsupervised cross-modal hashing methods still face several common challenges. First of all, the
Cross-modality between vision and language is a key component for effective and efficient communication, and human language processing mechanism successfully integrates information from various modalities to extract the intended meaning. However, incomplete linguistic input, i.e. due to a noisy environment...
influence our mood (Herz,2002; Schiffman,1974; Spence,2020c; Vernet-Maury et al.,1999), such emotional crossmodal influences on stimulus processing are likely to be relatively nonspecific (Pourtois et al.,2013), meaning that they may affect our evaluation of many different kinds of perceptual...
First, we develop a novel approach for cross-modal unsupervised learning of semantic segmentation by leveraging synchronized LiDAR and image data. A crucial element of our method is the integration of an object proposal module that examines the LiDAR point cloud to generate proposals for spatially ...
The cross-language decoding approach can also be applied to understand how cross-modal, cross-cultural, and other nonlinguistic cognitive and affective factors may influence neural representations of different languages. We need to design such studies with theoretical frameworks and hypotheses, which ...
we learn the combination of someone’s face and voice through numerous instances of exposure to this specific audio-visual combination5. Thus, besides the supramodal features mentioned above (time, space, number and meaning), prior knowledge, derived from experience with and exposure to the environ...
[9], when the literal meaning is different from the actual meaning, words are considered to have metaphorical meaning. Sarcasm is a rhetoric that expresses the opposite of the literal meaning. Su et al. [7] noted that a metaphor was a special form of figurative language. The proposed model...
influence our mood (Herz,2002; Schiffman,1974; Spence,2020c; Vernet-Maury et al.,1999), such emotional crossmodal influences on stimulus processing are likely to be relatively nonspecific (Pourtois et al.,2013), meaning that they may affect our evaluation of many different kinds of perceptual...