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MART: Masked Affective RepresenTation Learning via Masked Temporal Distribution Distillation

CVPR 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes MART, an MAE-style self-supervised method that masks emotionally salient video segments (guided by lexicon-verified affective cues and cross-modal attention) and recovers the temporal emotion distribution, plugged into existing video emotion analysis backbones.

Problem

Video emotion analysis suffers from limited labeled data, and generic MAE-style pretraining on low-level pixels does not capture high-level, temporally varying affective cues.

Approach

Uses SenticNet-based emotional lexicon extraction verified hierarchically (sentiment, emotion, degree) against temporal CAM emotion scores, then masks high cross-modal-attention affective tokens with a progressive ratio and recovers feature- and patch-level temporal emotion distributions, plus a pull/push temporal affective complementary contrastive loss.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add MART masked affective representation learningBaseline [48] · Ekman6AccE: 48.08 -> 52.66Helped
add MART masked affective representation learningBaseline [48] · VideoEmotion8AccE: 43.61 -> 50.83Helped
add MART masked affective representation learningBaseline [48] · PERRAccE: 56.33 -> 57.89Helped
add MART masked affective representation learningBaseline [48] · IEMOCAPAccE: 65.79 -> 66.29Helped
add MART masked affective representation learningBaseline [48] · AffWild2AccE: 63.50 -> 65.23Helped
add emotion-oriented masking (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 52.16 -> 53.17Helped
add hierarchical lexicon verification (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 51.42 -> 53.17Helped
replace affective masking with frame masking (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 53.17 -> 49.17Hurt
replace affective masking with random masking (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 53.17 -> 51.42Hurt
replace affective masking with tube masking (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 53.17 -> 49.07Hurt
replace affective masking with attention masking (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 53.17 -> 49.67Hurt
replace temporal emotion distribution recovery with pixel targets (ablation)MART on Ekman6 · Ekman6AccE: 53.17 -> 48.58Hurt

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: VideoEmotion8 Ekman6 PERR IEMOCAP AffWild2 SenticNet-5

Benchmarks: VideoEmotion8 Ekman6 PERR IEMOCAP AffWild2

Metrics: accuracy F1 score

Baselines: MBT MoCov3 AudioMAE SSAST MaskFeat MAEst TCL MILAN VideoMAE MGMAE

Builds on: MAE VideoMAE MBT MaskFeat SenticNet

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