This dataset holds the precomputed image and text embeddings behind the vision-language experiments of the paper Shared Geometry as a Rosetta Stone: Cross-Modal Alignment Without Paired Data. The code in github.com/dominik-schnaus/unpaired-rosetta downloads the files it needs from here, and the notebook unpaired_rosetta.ipynb in that repository does it automatically.
The embeddings come from 7 vision models and 3 language models:
They cover the following datasets:
Every file is a PyTorch tensor that you can load with torch.load, and the paths follow embeddings/<dataset>/<modality>/<model>.pt.
[images, dim].[images, captions, dim]. Images with fewer captions than the maximum are padded with NaN.language_<prompt hash>/ folders with shape [classes, prompts, dim].labels.pt holds the integer class of each image.Row i of an image file and row i of a caption file of the same dataset belong to the same image.
The embeddings are computed from the datasets listed above, so their use is subject to the license of each source dataset and model.
@article{schnaus2026shared,
title={Shared Geometry as a Rosetta Stone: Cross-Modal Alignment Without Paired Data},
author={Schnaus, Dominik and Dag{\`e}s, Thomas and Cremers, Daniel and Wang, Xi and Isola, Phillip},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2610.09411},
year={2026}
}
This dataset holds the precomputed image and text embeddings behind the vision-language experiments of the paper Shared Geometry as a Rosetta Stone: Cross-Modal Alignment Without Paired Data. The code in github.com/dominik-schnaus/unpaired-rosetta downloads the files it needs from here, and the notebook unpaired_rosetta.ipynb in that repository does it automatically.
The embeddings come from 7 vision models and 3 language models:
They cover the following datasets:
Every file is a PyTorch tensor that you can load with torch.load, and the paths follow embeddings/<dataset>/<modality>/<model>.pt.
[images, dim].[images, captions, dim]. Images with fewer captions than the maximum are padded with NaN.language_<prompt hash>/ folders with shape [classes, prompts, dim].labels.pt holds the integer class of each image.Row i of an image file and row i of a caption file of the same dataset belong to the same image.
The embeddings are computed from the datasets listed above, so their use is subject to the license of each source dataset and model.
@article{schnaus2026shared,
title={Shared Geometry as a Rosetta Stone: Cross-Modal Alignment Without Paired Data},
author={Schnaus, Dominik and Dag{\`e}s, Thomas and Cremers, Daniel and Wang, Xi and Isola, Phillip},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2610.09411},
year={2026}
}