Principal affinity based cross-modal retrieval
Jian Liang, Dong Cao, Ran He, Zhenan Sun, Tieniu Tan · 2015
Multimedia content is increasingly available in multiple modalities. Each modality provides a different representation of the same entity. This paper studies the problem of joint representation of the text and image components of multimedia documents. However, most existing algorithms focus more on inter-modal connection rather than intramodal feature extraction. In this paper, a simple yet effective principal affinity representation (PAR) approach is proposed to exploit the affinity representations of different modalities with local cluster samples. Afterwards, multi-class logistic regression model is adopted to learn the projections from principal affinity representation to semantic labels vectors. Inner product distance is further used to improve cross-modal retrieval performance. Extensive experiments on three benchmark datasets illustrate that our proposed method obtains significant improvements over the state-of-the-art subspace learning based cross-modal methods.