Core Concepts
S-ViLM proposes a novel framework for video-language modeling that leverages spatial grounding and temporal grouping to enhance region-object alignment and temporal-aware features.
Abstract
The content introduces S-ViLM, a video-language pre-training framework focusing on fine-grained structures in videos and text. It includes spatial grounding and temporal grouping to improve region-object alignment and temporal awareness. The framework outperforms existing methods in downstream tasks like text-video retrieval, video question answering, video action recognition, and temporal action localization.
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Abstract
Existing methods focus on instance-level alignment but neglect fine-grained local information.
S-ViLM introduces spatial grounding and temporal grouping for better understanding of videos.
Introduction
Videos consist of spatially and temporally related pixels forming objects.
Modern video-language models often overlook fine-grained structures in video-text pairs.
Methodology
S-ViLM incorporates structured interactions into pre-training with spatial grounding and temporal grouping.
Experiments
Evaluation on downstream tasks like text-video retrieval, video question answering, action recognition, and action localization.
Ablation Studies
Effects of different pre-training datasets and training objectives on performance improvement.
Conclusion
S-ViLM demonstrates the effectiveness of leveraging fine-grained structures in video-language modeling.
Stats
Comprehensive evaluations demonstrate that S-ViLM performs favorably against existing approaches in learning more expressive representations.
Specifically, S-ViLM surpasses the state-of-the-art methods substantially on four representative downstream tasks.