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sarcastic image-text pairs

Sarcastic image-text pairs are multimodal data instances composed of an image and accompanying text in which irony, sarcasm, or mockery is expressed through the semantic conflict, incongruity, or contrast between the visual and textual information. Frequently encountered on social media platforms and studied within multimodal natural language processing and computer vision, these pairs often feature a caption whose literal meaning directly contradicts the situation depicted in the image. Understanding the sarcastic intent of such pairs requires joint cross-modal reasoning, as the intended sentiment typically cannot be accurately detected by analyzing either the text or the image in isolation.

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