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CollagePrompt: A Benchmark for Budget-Friendly Visual Recognition with GPT-4V

arXiv 2403.11468 ↗First posted 18 Mar 2024cs.CV cs.AIcited by 2

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Abstract (arXiv)

Recent advancements in generative AI have suggested that by taking visual prompts, GPT-4V can demonstrate significant proficiency in visual recognition tasks. Despite its impressive capabilities, the financial cost associated with GPT-4V's inference presents a substantial barrier to its wide use. To address this challenge, we propose a budget-friendly collage prompting task that collages multiple images into a single visual prompt and makes GPT-4V perform visual recognition on several images simultaneously, thereby reducing the cost. We collect a dataset of various collage prompts to assess its performance in GPT-4V's visual recognition. Our evaluations reveal several key findings: 1) Recognition accuracy varies with different positions in the collage. 2) Grouping images of the same category together leads to better visual recognition results. 3) Incorrect labels often come from adjacent images. These findings highlight the importance of image arrangement within collage prompt. To this end, we construct a benchmark called CollagePrompt, which offers a platform for designing collage prompt to achieve more cost-effective visual recognition with GPT-4V. A baseline method derived from genetic algorithms to optimize collage layouts is proposed and two metrics are introduced to measure the efficiency of the optimized collage prompt. Our benchmark enables researchers to better optimize collage prompts, thus making GPT-4V more cost-effective in visual recognition. The code and data are available at this project page https://collageprompting.github.io/.

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