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Infer Induced Sentiment of Comment Response to Video: A New Task, Dataset and Baseline

NeurIPS 2024 · Video › Video-language understanding · approach: Event and anomaly reasoning in video · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces the MSA-CRVI task of inferring viewers' induced opinion and emotion from comments on micro videos, releases the CSMV dataset (107,267 comments, 8,210 TikTok videos), and proposes the VC-CSA baseline.

Problem

Existing video multimodal sentiment analysis focuses on speakers' expressed sentiment and neglects viewers' induced sentiment, which comments on micro videos reveal; comments are responses rather than descriptions, so inferring their sentiment requires grounding relevant video content.

Approach

A video-comment consensus transformer with trainable consensus tokens bridges the semantic gap between comments and video, followed by multi-scale temporal CNN features, LSTM-based golden feature grounding, and token-level fusion with the comment text for opinion and emotion classification.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use video and comment text with VC-CSA instead of text-only RoBERTaRoBERTa / VC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1-score: 56.95 -> 73.52Helped
Use video and comment text with VC-CSA instead of text-only RoBERTaRoBERTa / VC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1-score: 47.27 -> 62.99Helped
Use VC-CSA instead of the strongest baseline, MISAVC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1-score: 72.41 -> 73.52Helped
Use VC-CSA instead of the strongest baseline, MISAVC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1-score: 57.42 -> 62.99Helped
Add multi-scale temporal representations instead of using only a single CNN layer (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1: 72.35 -> 73.52Helped
Add multi-scale temporal representations instead of using only a single CNN layer (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1: 62.06 -> 62.99Helped
Add multi-scale temporal representations instead of using only the last CNN layer (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1: 69.13 -> 73.52Helped
Add multi-scale temporal representations instead of using only the last CNN layer (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1: 59.67 -> 62.99Helped
Use consensus tokens instead of the last token in the original transformer encoder (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1: 72.32 -> 73.52Helped
Use consensus tokens instead of the last token in the original transformer encoder (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1: 62.52 -> 62.99Helped
Use second-order grounding rather than the first-order attention score directly (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV opinionmicro F1: 71.93 -> 73.52Helped
Use second-order grounding rather than the first-order attention score directly (ablation)VC-CSA · CSMV emotionmicro F1: 61.22 -> 62.99Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CSMV

Benchmarks: CSMV

Metrics: micro F1 macro F1 macro recall macro precision

Baselines: BERT RoBERTa TBJE Self-MM MISA MMIM CubeMLP

Builds on: RoBERTa I3D LSTM MISA

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