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Hierarchical Recurrent Neural Encoder for Video Representation With Application to Captioning

CVPR 2016 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 427 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add the hierarchical recurrent encoder in place of average-pooled frame featuresVideo captioning · MSVDMETEOR: 28.7 -> 32.1Helped
add the hierarchical recurrent encoder in place of a single-layer LSTM encoderVideo captioning · MSVDMETEOR: 29.2 -> 32.1Helped
add attention to HRNE (ablation)HRNE · MSVDMETEOR: 32.1 -> 33.1Helped
add attention to HRNE (ablation)HRNE · MSVDB@4: 43.6 -> 43.8Helped
add attention to HRNE (ablation)HRNE · M-VADMETEOR: 5.8 -> 6.8Helped
use HRNE instead of the strongest reported multi-feature baselineVideo captioning · MSVDMETEOR: 32.6 -> 33.1Helped
use HRNE instead of p-RNNVideo captioning · MSVDB@4: 44.3 -> 43.6Hurt

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