Zero-Shot Long-Form Video Understanding through Screenplay

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Hauptverfasser: Wu, Yongliang, Li, Bozheng, Cao, Jiawang, Zhu, Wenbo, Lu, Yi, Chi, Weiheng, Xie, Chuyun, Zheng, Haolin, Su, Ziyue, Wu, Jay, Yang, Xu
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author Wu, Yongliang
Li, Bozheng
Cao, Jiawang
Zhu, Wenbo
Lu, Yi
Chi, Weiheng
Xie, Chuyun
Zheng, Haolin
Su, Ziyue
Wu, Jay
Yang, Xu
author_facet Wu, Yongliang
Li, Bozheng
Cao, Jiawang
Zhu, Wenbo
Lu, Yi
Chi, Weiheng
Xie, Chuyun
Zheng, Haolin
Su, Ziyue
Wu, Jay
Yang, Xu
contents The Long-form Video Question-Answering task requires the comprehension and analysis of extended video content to respond accurately to questions by utilizing both temporal and contextual information. In this paper, we present MM-Screenplayer, an advanced video understanding system with multi-modal perception capabilities that can convert any video into textual screenplay representations. Unlike previous storytelling methods, we organize video content into scenes as the basic unit, rather than just visually continuous shots. Additionally, we developed a ``Look Back'' strategy to reassess and validate uncertain information, particularly targeting breakpoint mode. MM-Screenplayer achieved highest score in the CVPR'2024 LOng-form VidEo Understanding (LOVEU) Track 1 Challenge, with a global accuracy of 87.5% and a breakpoint accuracy of 68.8%.
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spellingShingle Zero-Shot Long-Form Video Understanding through Screenplay
Wu, Yongliang
Li, Bozheng
Cao, Jiawang
Zhu, Wenbo
Lu, Yi
Chi, Weiheng
Xie, Chuyun
Zheng, Haolin
Su, Ziyue
Wu, Jay
Yang, Xu
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
The Long-form Video Question-Answering task requires the comprehension and analysis of extended video content to respond accurately to questions by utilizing both temporal and contextual information. In this paper, we present MM-Screenplayer, an advanced video understanding system with multi-modal perception capabilities that can convert any video into textual screenplay representations. Unlike previous storytelling methods, we organize video content into scenes as the basic unit, rather than just visually continuous shots. Additionally, we developed a ``Look Back'' strategy to reassess and validate uncertain information, particularly targeting breakpoint mode. MM-Screenplayer achieved highest score in the CVPR'2024 LOng-form VidEo Understanding (LOVEU) Track 1 Challenge, with a global accuracy of 87.5% and a breakpoint accuracy of 68.8%.
title Zero-Shot Long-Form Video Understanding through Screenplay
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.17309