computer-vision
Contrastive image-text embedding (the CLIP-style mechanism)
Training paired image and text encoders so a matching image-caption pair's embeddings land close together and every mismatched pair in the batch lands far apart, producing one shared embedding space for both modalities.
Taught in
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Contrastive image-text embedding
Computer Vision
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Embeddings and vision-language models -- current practice
Computer Vision
Requires
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transformer-architecture
recommended
deep-learning ch.18 derives the Transformer encoder these image and text towers are typically built from, in full; this course's own quizzes only require the working-depth version taught locally.
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self-attention
recommended
deep-learning ch.17 derives self-attention in full; this course's own quizzes only require the working-depth version taught locally.
Required by
- Multimodal embeddings and multimodal RAG recommended
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