Systematic zero-shot benchmarking of open-source VLMs on multimodal grocery product retrieval shows data quality outperforms scale, introduces semantic power density as an efficiency metric, and identifies a persistent top-1 precision gap.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2309.01859 (2023)
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The survey identifies a key tension in multilingual vision-language models between language neutrality via contrastive learning and cultural awareness via diverse data, with most benchmarks relying on translation-based evaluation.
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What Matters for Grocery Product Retrieval with Open Source Vision Language Models
Systematic zero-shot benchmarking of open-source VLMs on multimodal grocery product retrieval shows data quality outperforms scale, introduces semantic power density as an efficiency metric, and identifies a persistent top-1 precision gap.
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Multilingual Vision-Language Models, A Survey
The survey identifies a key tension in multilingual vision-language models between language neutrality via contrastive learning and cultural awareness via diverse data, with most benchmarks relying on translation-based evaluation.