Resumen
Conceptual representations of images involving descriptions of entities and their relations are often represented using scene graphs. Such scene graphs can express relational concepts by using sets of triplets ⟨subject—predicate—object⟩" role="presentation">?????????????????????????????????????????????????subject?predicate?object?
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. Instead of building dedicated models for scene graph generation, our model tends to extract the latent relational information implicitly encoded in image captioning models. We explored dependency parsing to build grammatically sound parse trees from captions. We used detection algorithms for the region propositions to generate dense region-based concept graphs. These were optimally combined using the approximate sub-graph isomorphism to create holistic concept graphs for images. The major advantages of this approach are threefold. Firstly, the proposed graph generation module is completely rule-based and, hence, adheres to the principles of explainable artificial intelligence. Secondly, graph generation can be used as plug-and-play along with any region proposition and caption generation framework. Finally, our results showed that we could generate rich concept graphs without explicit graph-based supervision.