| Abstract: | Vision-Language-Navigation(VLN) task is a cross-modality task that combines natural language processing and computer vision. This task requires the agent to automatically move to the destination according to the natural language instruction and the observed surrounding visual information. To make the best decision, in every step during the navigation, the agent should pay more attention to understanding the objects, the object attributes, and the object relationships. But most current methods process all received textual and visual information equally. Therefore, this paper integrates more detailed semantic connections between visual and textual information through three pre-training tasks(object prediction, object attributes prediction, and object relationship prediction). The model will learn better fusion representation and alignment between these two types of information to improve the success rate(SR) and generalization. The experiments show that compared with the former baseline models, the SR on the unseen validation set(Val Unseen) increased by 7%, and the SR weighted by path length(SPL) increased by 7%; the SR on the test set(Test) increased 4%, SPL increased by 3%. |
