Scene designer: compositional sketch-based image retrieval with contrastive learning and an auxiliary synthesis task

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Scene Designer is a novel method for Compositional Sketch-based Image Retrieval (CSBIR) that combines semantic layout synthesis with its main task both to boost performance and enable new creative workflows. While most studies on sketch focus on single-object retrieval, we look to multi-object scenes instead for increased query specificity and flexibility. Our training protocol improves contrastive learning by synthesising harder negative samples and introduces a layout synthesis task that further improves the semantic scene representations. We show that our object-oriented graph neural network (GNN) more than doubles the current SoTA recall@1 on the SketchyCOCO CSBIR benchmark under our novel contrastive learning setting and combined search and synthesis tasks. Furthermore, we introduce the first large-scale sketched scene dataset and benchmark in QuickDrawCOCO.

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Sampaio Ferraz Ribeiro, L., Bui, T., Collomosse, J., & Ponti, M. (2023). Scene designer: compositional sketch-based image retrieval with contrastive learning and an auxiliary synthesis task. Multimedia Tools and Applications, 82(24), 38117–38139. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-022-14282-0

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