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Discriminative Feature Learning for Unsupervised Video Summarization

AAAI 2019 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 138 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add variance loss to the baseline (ablation)Unsupervised CSNet framework · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 40.8 -> 44.9Helped
Add CSNet to the baseline (ablation)Unsupervised video summarization · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 40.8 -> 42.0Helped
Add difference attention to the baseline (ablation)Unsupervised video summarization · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 40.8 -> 42.0Helped
Add difference attention when CSNet and variance loss are present (ablation)CSNet · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 2.2%Helped
Add CSNet when difference attention and variance loss are present (ablation)Unsupervised video summarization · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 4.4%Helped
Add variance loss when CSNet and difference attention are present (ablation)CSNet · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 7.8%Helped
Add binary cross-entropy supervisionCSNet · SumMe, canonicalF-score (%): 51.3 -> 48.6Hurt
Add binary cross-entropy supervisionCSNet · TVSum, canonicalF-score (%): 58.8 -> 58.5Hurt

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