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The Steep Road to Happily Ever After: An Analysis of Current Visual Storytelling Models

04/06/2019

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by Yatri Modi, et al.

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Visual storytelling is an intriguing and complex task that only recently entered the research arena. In this work, we survey relevant work to date, and conduct a thorough error analysis of three very recent approaches to visual storytelling. We categorize and provide examples of common types of errors, and identify key shortcomings in current work. Finally, we make recommendations for addressing these limitations in the future.

Yatri Modi
1 publication
Natalie Parde
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