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Multi-Modal Prompting for Open-Vocabulary Video Visual Relationship Detection

AAAI 2024 · Video › Video-language understanding · approach: Event and anomaly reasoning in video · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Adapts CLIP to open-vocabulary video visual relationship detection via spatio-temporal visual prompting in the image encoder and vision-guided continuous/conditional language prompts, evaluated on VidVRD and VidOR.

Problem

Open-vocabulary video visual relationship detection requires recognizing unseen subject-predicate-object triplets in videos, but image-text models like CLIP lack object-level spatio-temporal context and do not transfer well to discovering novel relationship predicates.

Approach

Prompt CLIP on both sides: spatio-temporal visual prompting (spatial and temporal Transformer blocks over masked subject, object, union and background frames) fed into the frozen image encoder, plus vision-guided language prompts that mix learnable continuous tokens with tokens generated from visual features by a small prompting network.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
apply multi-modal visual and language prompting instead of neither (ablation)CLIP for Open-VidVRD · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 5.03 -> 15.99Helped
add visual prompting to language prompting (ablation)CLIP for Open-VidVRD · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 12.33 -> 15.99Helped
add language prompting to visual prompting (ablation)CLIP for Open-VidVRD · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 11.04 -> 15.99Helped
add spatial and temporal modeling (ablation)CLIP visual prompting · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 12.33 -> 15.99Helped
add temporal modeling to spatial modeling (ablation)CLIP visual prompting · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 13.92 -> 15.99Helped
add spatial modeling to temporal modeling (ablation)CLIP visual prompting · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 9.10 -> 15.99Helped
combine learnable continuous and conditional language prompts (ablation)CLIP language prompting · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 14.21 -> 15.99Helped
replace manually designed templates with vision-guided language prompting (ablation)CLIP language prompting · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 11.04 -> 15.99Helped
use MMP instead of ReProOpen-VidVRD · VidVRD Novel, DET trajectorymAP: 6.10 -> 15.99Helped
use MMP instead of ReProOpen-VidVRD · VidVRD Novel, GT trajectorymAP: 12.74 -> 21.14Helped
use MMP instead of ReProOpen-VidVRD · VidVRD All, DET trajectorymAP: 21.33 -> 27.06Helped
use MMP instead of ReProOpen-VidVRD · VidVRD All, GT trajectorymAP: 34.90 -> 38.08Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: VidVRD VidOR

Benchmarks: VidVRD VidOR

Metrics: mAP Recall@50 Recall@100

Baselines: RePro VidVRD-II ALPro CLIP MaPLe

Builds on: CLIP MaPLe RePro VidVRD-II

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