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CLIP Score is a tool designed to measure the similarity between images and their corresponding text captions. It leverages advanced models like CLIP (Contrastive Language–Image Pretraining) or SigLIP to provide a quantitative score that indicates how well a caption describes an image. This scoring system is particularly useful for evaluating image-caption pairs in applications such as image captioning, visual search, and multimedia analysis.
• Advanced Model Support: Utilizes state-of-the-art models like CLIP and SigLIP for accurate similarity scoring. • Caption Quality Evaluation: Provides a numerical score to assess the relevance and accuracy of captions for given images. • Batch Processing: Enables scoring multiple image-text pairs efficiently. • Fine-Grained Feedback: Offers detailed insights into how well the text describes the visual content. • Cross-Modal Alignment: Measures alignment between visual and textual representations. • Flexibility: Supports various image formats and input types.
What models does CLIP Score support?
CLIP Score currently supports CLIP (Contrastive Language–Image Pretraining) and SigLIP models, providing flexibility for different use cases.
How is the similarity score calculated?
The score is calculated by comparing the embeddings of the image and text using the selected model. Higher scores indicate stronger similarity between the image and caption.
What applications can benefit from CLIP Score?
CLIP Score is ideal for image captioning systems, visual search engines, and multimedia content evaluation, helping to improve the alignment between visual and textual data.