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Highlight Detection With Pairwise Deep Ranking for First-Person Video Summarization

CVPR 2016 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 291 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use pairwise deep ranking with two-stream late fusion instead of LR+IDTFirst-person video highlight detection · First-person video test setmAP: 10.5%Helped
Fuse spatial and temporal DCNN scores (ablation)TS-DCNN · First-person sports videosmAPHelped
Use temporal DCNN alone instead of spatial DCNN alone (ablation)Highlight detection · First-person sports videosmAPHelped
Set late-fusion weight near ω = 0.3 (ablation)TS-DCNN · First-person video test setmAPHelped
Generate a timelapse using highlight scoresFirst-person video summaries · User study vs UNI, IMP [21], and INT [6]user preference for coverage and presentation: 91.4%; 80.1%; 74.3% (Coverage); 85.7%; 60.2%; 64.8% (Presentation)Helped
Select highlight-scored segments for video skimmingFirst-person video summaries · User study vs UNI, IMP [21], and INT [6]user preference for coverage and presentation: 87.2%; 77.1%; 71.4% (Coverage); 88.6%; 74.3%; 82.9% (Presentation)Helped

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