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AssembleNet: Searching for Multi-Stream Neural Connectivity in Video Architectures

ICLR 2020 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 26 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use connection-learning-guided evolution instead of random architecture search or random connection mutations (ablation)AssembleNet architecture search · Moments in Timetop-1 + top-5 accuracy fitnessHelped
Use random connectivity instead of the evolved connectivity (ablation)Multi-stream video CNN · Moments in Time and Charadesclassification performanceHurt
Use hand-designed Flow→RGB connectivity instead of evolved AssembleNet connectivity (ablation)Multi-stream (2+1)D CNN · Moments in TimeaccuracyHurt
Use hand-designed Flow→RGB connectivity instead of evolved AssembleNet connectivity (ablation)Multi-stream (2+1)D CNN · CharadesmAP: 49.5 -> 53.0Hurt
Evolve multi-stream connectivity rather than use a two-stream (2+1)D ResNet-50Charades_v1_classify, Kinetics pre-training · Charades_v1_classifymAP: 50.4 -> 56.6Helped
Evolve multi-stream connectivity rather than use a two-stream (2+1)D ResNet-50Charades_v1_classify, no pre-training · Charades_v1_classifymAP: 39.9 -> 47.0Helped

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