Semantic-Consistent Bidirectional Contrastive Hashing for Noisy Multi-Label Cross-Modal Retrieval

arXiv — cs.CVWednesday, November 12, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
The introduction of Semantic-Consistent Bidirectional Contrastive Hashing (SCBCH) marks a significant advancement in cross-modal retrieval, particularly in handling noisy multi-label datasets. Traditional methods often falter due to reliance on fully annotated datasets and the prevalence of label noise, which can severely impact retrieval performance. SCBCH addresses these issues through its two core modules: Cross-modal Semantic-Consistent Classification (CSCC) and Bidirectional Soft Contrastive Hashing (BSCH). CSCC enhances sample reliability by leveraging semantic consistency across modalities, while BSCH creates adaptive contrastive pairs based on multi-label overlaps. Extensive experiments conducted on four widely-used benchmarks validate the effectiveness of SCBCH, demonstrating its ability to outperform existing state-of-the-art approaches under challenging conditions. This development is crucial for improving retrieval accuracy in real-world applications where data is often imp…
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