Automated caption quality assessment

You have accurately classified the image of the dress, but how good was the original description?

Maa Fab wrap with a Trendy design dress with Vibrant color for an elegant touch of Fabric completely Soft and Comfortable wear with amazing design of Solid Boat ? Neck Flared Dress to make a perfect addition to your wardrobe collection.

You will now use the CLIP model to make a quantitative statement about how accurate this description is using the CLIP score. The caption (description), image (image), ToTensor class, and clip_score() function from torchmetrics have been loaded.

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Convert the image to a PyTorch tensor with intensities ranging from 0-255.
Use the clip_score() function to assess the quality of the caption by comparing image_tensor and description with the openai/clip-vit-base-patch32 model.

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# Convert the image to a PyTorch tensor
image_tensor = ____()(image)*____

# Use the clip_score function to assess the quality of the caption
score = ____(____, ____, "____")

print(f"CLIP score: {score}")

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Navigate the Hugging Face model hub, transform raw text, audio, and visual data into AI-friendly formats. Learn how to find the latest most popular models for tasks such as text generation and harness the power of pre-built pipelines.

Exercise 1: Hugging Face model navigation Exercise 2: How many models!?Exercise 3: Finding the most popular text-to-image model Exercise 4: Preprocessing different modalities Exercise 5: Text tokenizing Exercise 6: Image preprocessing Exercise 7: Audio preprocessing Exercise 8: Pipeline tasks and evaluations Exercise 9: Pipeline caption generation Exercise 10: Passing keyword arguments Exercise 11: Model evaluation on a custom dataset

Learn to master individual modalities with state-of-the-art models. Dive into computer vision for image classification and segmentation, explore speech recognition and text-to-speech synthesis, and learn effective fine-tuning techniques. Build practical skills with pre-trained models from Hugging Face's transformers library.

Exercise 1: Computer vision Exercise 2: Image classification Exercise 3: Object detection Exercise 4: Image background removal Exercise 5: Fine-tuning computer vision models Exercise 6: CV fine-tuning: dataset prep Exercise 7: CV fine-tuning: model classes Exercise 8: CV fine-tuning: trainer configuration Exercise 9: Speech recognition and audio generation Exercise 10: Automatic speech recognition Exercise 11: Creating speech embeddings Exercise 12: Audio denoising Exercise 13: Fine-tuning text-to-speech models Exercise 14: Fine-tuning a text-to-speech model Exercise 15: Generating new speech

Learn to fuse visual, textual, and audio information for richer AI applications. Master techniques like CLIP for zero-shot classification, build sentiment analyzers that see and read, and create emotion detectors that combine facial expressions with voice. Take your AI models beyond single-modality thinking.

Exercise 1: Zero-shot image classification Exercise 2: Zero-shot learning with CLIP Exercise 3: Automated caption quality assessment

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