Generic Boundary Event Captioning Challenge at CVPR 2022 LOVEU workshop [paper]
Jaehyuk Heo, YongGi Jeong, Sunwoo Kim, Jaehee Kim, Pilsung Kang
School of Industrial & Management Engineering, Korea University
Seoul, Korea
We propose the Rich Encoder-decoder framework for Video Event Captioner (REVECA). Our model achieves 3rd place in GEBC Challenge.
- Build a docker image and make a docker container
cd docker
bash docker_build.sh $image_name
- Install packages
pip install -r requirements
Download Kinetics-GEBC and annotations in here. And save files in ./datasets
datasets/
└── annotations
├── testset_highest_f1.json
├── trainset_highest_f1.json
├── valset_highest_f1.json
Our model uses three video features: instance segmentation mask, TSN features
- We use the semantic segmentation mask for the training model. The segmentation model is Mask2Former.
- We use TSN features extracted by Temporal Segmentation Networks. TSN features released in GEBC Challenge can download here.
Our video understanding model is called REVECA, based on CoCa. We use three methods: (1) Temporal-based Pairwise Difference (TPD), (2) Frame position embedding, and (3) LoRA. we use timm version == 0.6.2.dev0 and loralib
. And then, we modify a vision_transformer.py
for using LoRA.
Method | Avg. | CIDEr | SPICE | ROUGE-L |
---|---|---|---|---|
CNN+LSTM | 29.94 | 49.73 | 13.62 | 26.46 |
Robust Change Captioning | 34.16 | 58.56 | 16.34 | 27.57 |
UniVL-revised | 36.64 | 65.74 | 18.06 | 26.12 |
ActBERT-revised | 40.80 | 74.71 | 19.52 | 28.15 |
REVECA (our model) | 50.97 | 93.91 | 24.66 | 34.34 |
Our final model weights can download here.