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Information Fusion Using Gated Multimodal Units

Implementing Gated Multimodal Units for Information Fusion in a Toy Data Set

In the field of deep learning, the use of multimodal input data has become an important area of research. One approach to this is the Gated Multimodal Unit (GMU), which allows for the fusion of information from multiple modalities in a smart way. This blog post discussed the architecture and implementation of the GMU using a toy dataset.

The GMU block involves self-attention mechanisms to determine which modality should affect the prediction. By using the representations of the different modalities themselves, the model can decide which modality is more informative for a given example.

A synthetic dataset was generated to demonstrate the working of the GMU, and a simple model was created and trained using TensorFlow. The results showed that the GMU successfully learned to attend to the relevant modality for prediction.

The blog post also discussed the significance of using the GMU over simple feed-forward networks for tasks involving multiple modalities. While FF networks can approximate continuous functions, the GMU introduces inductive bias that takes advantage of prior knowledge about the problem and can lead to superior performance in real-world problems.

In conclusion, the GMU is a useful tool for handling tasks involving multiple modalities as input. By incorporating subnetworks for each modality and using the GMU to fuse the information, better predictions can be achieved. The implementation and training of the GMU on a toy dataset showcased its effectiveness in information fusion.

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