Abstract: In various examples, a table recognition model receives an image of a table and generates, using a first encoder of the table recognition machine learning model, an image feature vector including features extracted from the image of the table; generates, using a first decoder of the table recognition machine learning model and the image feature vector, a set of coordinates within the image representing rows and columns associated with the table, and generates, using a second decoder of the table recognition machine learning model and the image feature vector, a set of bounding boxes and semantic features associated with cells the table, then determines, using a third decoder of the table recognition machine learning model, a table structure associated with the table using the image feature vector, the set of coordinates, the set of bounding boxes, and the semantic features.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image processing are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive an image having a plurality of object instances; encode the image to obtain image features; decode the image features to obtain object features; generate object detection information based on the object features using an object detection branch, wherein the object detection branch is trained based on a first training set using a detection loss; generate semantic segmentation information based on the object features using a semantic segmentation branch, wherein the semantic segmentation branch is trained based on a second training set different from the first training set using a semantic segmentation loss; and combine the object detection information and the semantic segmentation information to obtain panoptic segmentation information that indicates which pixels of the image correspond to each of the plurality of object instances.

Abstract: In implementations of object detection in images, object detectors are trained using heterogeneous training datasets. A first training dataset is used to train an image tagging network to determine an attention map of an input image for a target concept. A second training dataset is used to train a conditional detection network that accepts as conditional inputs the attention map and a word embedding of the target concept. Despite the conditional detection network being trained with a training dataset having a small number of seen classes (e.g., classes in a training dataset), it generalizes to novel, unseen classes by concept conditioning, since the target concept propagates through the conditional detection network via the conditional inputs, thus influencing classification and region proposal. Hence, classes of objects that can be detected are expanded, without the need to scale training databases to include additional classes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image segmentation are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive a training image and a caption for the training image, wherein the caption includes text describing an object in the training image; generate a pseudo mask for the object using a teacher network based on the text describing the object; generate a mask for the object using a student network; compute noise information for the training image using a noise estimation network; and update parameters of the student network based on the mask, the pseudo mask, and the noise information.

Abstract: The technology described herein is directed to an adaptive sparse attention pattern that is learned during fine-tuning and deployed in a machine-learning model. In aspects, a row or a column in an attention matrix with an importance score for a task that is above a threshold importance score is identified. The important row or the column is included in an adaptive attention pattern used with a machine-learning model having a self-attention operation. In response to an input, a task-specific inference is generated for the input using the machine-learning model with the adaptive attention pattern.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that utilizes artificial intelligence to learn to recommend foreground object images for use in generating composite images based on geometry and/or lighting features. For instance, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems transform a foreground object image corresponding to a background image using at least one of a geometry transformation or a lighting transformation. The disclosed systems further generating predicted embeddings for the background image, the foreground object image, and the transformed foreground object image within a geometry-lighting-sensitive embedding space utilizing a geometry-lighting-aware neural network. Using a loss determined from the predicted embeddings, the disclosed systems update parameters of the geometry-lighting-aware neural network. The disclosed systems further provide a variety of efficient user interfaces for generating composite digital images.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that utilizes artificial intelligence to learn to recommend foreground object images for use in generating composite images based on geometry and/or lighting features. For instance, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems transform a foreground object image corresponding to a background image using at least one of a geometry transformation or a lighting transformation. The disclosed systems further generating predicted embeddings for the background image, the foreground object image, and the transformed foreground object image within a geometry-lighting-sensitive embedding space utilizing a geometry-lighting-aware neural network. Using a loss determined from the predicted embeddings, the disclosed systems update parameters of the geometry-lighting-aware neural network. The disclosed systems further provide a variety of efficient user interfaces for generating composite digital images.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image generation are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive a text phrase that describes a target image to be generated; generate text features based on the text phrase; retrieve a search image based on the text phrase; and generate the target image using an image generation network based on the text features and the search image.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image processing are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive a training image and a caption for the training image, wherein the caption includes text describing an object in the training image; generate a pseudo mask for the object using a teacher network based on the text describing the object; generate a mask for the object using a student network; and update parameters of the student network based on the mask and the pseudo mask.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image processing are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive an image having a plurality of object instances; encode the image to obtain image features; decode the image features to obtain object features; generate object detection information based on the object features using an object detection branch, wherein the object detection branch is trained based on a first training set using a detection loss; generate semantic segmentation information based on the object features using a semantic segmentation branch, wherein the semantic segmentation branch is trained based on a second training set different from the first training set using a semantic segmentation loss; and combine the object detection information and the semantic segmentation information to obtain panoptic segmentation information that indicates which pixels of the image correspond to each of the plurality of object instances.

Abstract: The technology described includes methods for pretraining a document encoder model based on multimodal self cross-attention. One method includes receiving image data that encodes a set of pretraining documents. A set of sentences is extracted from the image data. A bounding box for each sentence is generated. For each sentence, a set of predicted features is generated by using an encoder machine-learning model. The encoder model performs cross-attention between a set of masked-textual features for the sentence and a set of masked-visual features for the sentence. The set of masked-textual features is based on a masking function and the sentence. The set of masked-visual features is based on the masking function and the corresponding bounding box. A document-encoder model is pretrained based on the set of predicted features for each sentence and pretraining tasks. The pretraining tasks includes masked sentence modeling, visual contrastive learning, or visual-language alignment.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that generates object masks for digital objects portrayed in digital images utilizing a detection-masking neural network pipeline. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize detection heads of a neural network to detect digital objects portrayed within a digital image. In some cases, each detection head is associated with one or more digital object classes that are not associated with the other detection heads. Further, in some cases, the detection heads implement multi-scale synchronized batch normalization to normalize feature maps across various feature levels. The disclosed systems further utilize a masking head of the neural network to generate one or more object masks for the detected digital objects. In some cases, the disclosed systems utilize post-processing techniques to filter out low-quality masks.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for accurately and efficiently learning parameters of a distilled neural network from parameters of a source neural network utilizing multiple augmentation strategies. For example, the disclosed systems can generate lightly augmented digital images and heavily augmented digital images. The disclosed systems can further learn parameters for a source neural network from the lightly augmented digital images. Moreover, the disclosed systems can learn parameters for a distilled neural network from the parameters learned for the source neural network. For example, the disclosed systems can compare classifications of heavily augmented digital images generated by the source neural network and the distilled neural network to transfer learned parameters from the source neural network to the distilled neural network via a knowledge distillation loss function.

Abstract: Systems and methods for multi-modal representation learning are described. One or more embodiments provide a visual representation learning system trained using machine learning techniques. For example, some embodiments of the visual representation learning system are trained using cross-modal training tasks including a combination of intra-modal and inter-modal similarity preservation objectives. In some examples, the training tasks are based on contrastive learning techniques.

Abstract: In implementations of object detection in images, object detectors are trained using heterogeneous training datasets. A first training dataset is used to train an image tagging network to determine an attention map of an input image for a target concept. A second training dataset is used to train a conditional detection network that accepts as conditional inputs the attention map and a word embedding of the target concept. Despite the conditional detection network being trained with a training dataset having a small number of seen classes (e.g., classes in a training dataset), it generalizes to novel, unseen classes by concept conditioning, since the target concept propagates through the conditional detection network via the conditional inputs, thus influencing classification and region proposal. Hence, classes of objects that can be detected are expanded, without the need to scale training databases to include additional classes.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to systems and methods for generating visual relationship graphs that identify relationships between objects depicted in an image. A vision-language application uses transformer encoders to generate a graph structure, in which the graph structure represents a dependency between a first region and a second region of an image. The dependency indicates that a contextual representation of the first region was derived, at least in part, by processing the second region. The contextual representation identifies a predicted identity of an image object depicted in the first region. The predicted identity is determined at least in part by identifying a relationship between the first region and other data objects associated with various modalities.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for accurately and efficiently learning parameters of a distilled neural network from parameters of a source neural network utilizing multiple augmentation strategies. For example, the disclosed systems can generate lightly augmented digital images and heavily augmented digital images. The disclosed systems can further learn parameters for a source neural network from the lightly augmented digital images. Moreover, the disclosed systems can learn parameters for a distilled neural network from the parameters learned for the source neural network. For example, the disclosed systems can compare classifications of heavily augmented digital images generated by the source neural network and the distilled neural network to transfer learned parameters from the source neural network to the distilled neural network via a knowledge distillation loss function.

Abstract: In implementations of object detection in images, object detectors are trained using heterogeneous training datasets. A first training dataset is used to train an image tagging network to determine an attention map of an input image for a target concept. A second training dataset is used to train a conditional detection network that accepts as conditional inputs the attention map and a word embedding of the target concept. Despite the conditional detection network being trained with a training dataset having a small number of seen classes (e.g., classes in a training dataset), it generalizes to novel, unseen classes by concept conditioning, since the target concept propagates through the conditional detection network via the conditional inputs, thus influencing classification and region proposal. Hence, classes of objects that can be detected are expanded, without the need to scale training databases to include additional classes.

Abstract: In implementations of object detection in images, object detectors are trained using heterogeneous training datasets. A first training dataset is used to train an image tagging network to determine an attention map of an input image for a target concept. A second training dataset is used to train a conditional detection network that accepts as conditional inputs the attention map and a word embedding of the target concept. Despite the conditional detection network being trained with a training dataset having a small number of seen classes (e.g., classes in a training dataset), it generalizes to novel, unseen classes by concept conditioning, since the target concept propagates through the conditional detection network via the conditional inputs, thus influencing classification and region proposal. Hence, classes of objects that can be detected are expanded, without the need to scale training databases to include additional classes.

Abstract: In implementations of object detection in images, object detectors are trained using heterogeneous training datasets. A first training dataset is used to train an image tagging network to determine an attention map of an input image for a target concept. A second training dataset is used to train a conditional detection network that accepts as conditional inputs the attention map and a word embedding of the target concept. Despite the conditional detection network being trained with a training dataset having a small number of seen classes (e.g., classes in a training dataset), it generalizes to novel, unseen classes by concept conditioning, since the target concept propagates through the conditional detection network via the conditional inputs, thus influencing classification and region proposal. Hence, classes of objects that can be detected are expanded, without the need to scale training databases to include additional classes.