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Ego-Exo4D: Understanding Skilled Human Activity from First- and Third-Person Perspectives

CVPR 2024 · Video › Video-language understanding · approach: Egocentric video understanding · 105 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces Ego-Exo4D, a large multimodal, multiview (ego + 4-5 exo) video dataset of skilled human activities with expert commentary and four families of benchmark tasks.

Problem

Existing ego-exo video datasets are small, unsynchronized, or staged, which limits research on understanding skilled human activity across first- and third-person viewpoints.

Approach

A time-synchronized, calibrated ego (Aria glasses) plus multiple exo (GoPro) capture rig recording unscripted skilled activities at many real-world sites, paired with multiple language corpora (expert commentary, narrate-and-act, atomic action descriptions) and benchmark tasks spanning relation, recognition, proficiency, and ego-pose.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Ego-Exo4D

Benchmarks: Ego-Exo4D benchmark tasks (correspondence, translation, keystep recognition, procedure understanding, proficiency estima

Baselines: CharadesEgo Assembly101 H2O Homage

Builds on: Ego4D HowTo100M Project Aria

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