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Meme Template Identification in the Wild: Comparing Methods for Semi-Open-Set Recognition
Image-with-text memes are a dominant form of online communication, and much of their spread happens through meme templates which are recurring visual formats that users adapt with new text or imagery. Most prior work scores memes individually for engagement or harmful content, an approach that is st
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