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Multilingual Image Description with Neural Sequence Models

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We introduce multilingual image description, the task of generating descriptions of images given data in multiple languages. This can be viewed as visually-grounded machine translation, allowing the image to play a role in disambiguating language. We present models for this task that are inspired by neural models for image description and machine translation. Our multilingual image description models generate target-language sentences using features transferred from separate models: multimodal features from a monolingual source-language image description model and visual features from an object recognition model. In experiments on a dataset of images paired with English and German sentences, using BLEU and Meteor as a metric, our models substantially improve upon existing monolingual image description models.

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