VEDJE: Video-Efficient Discriminative Joint Encoder for Scalable Video-Text Retrieval
Joint matching improves retrieval, but processing rich video representations for each query is costly.
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Key points
- Finding the right video often requires distinguishing similar scenes in which different events occur.
- VEDJE compresses features within sampled frames while keeping their representations separate in a reusable cache.
- Feature-change prediction supplies an auxiliary training signal that improves retrieval from the compressed cache without adding work at query time.
- On MSR-VTT, MSVD, DiDeMo, and ActivityNet, VEDJE improves R@1 over matched first-stage retrievers in both retrieval directions.
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- [1]VEDJE: Video-Efficient Discriminative Joint Encoder for Scalable Video-Text RetrievalarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 8, 12:37 PM
Joint matching improves retrieval, but processing rich video representations for each query is costly.
Finding the right video often requires distinguishing similar scenes in which different events occur.
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