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VEDIT: Latent Prediction Architecture For Procedural Video Representation Learning

ICLR 2025 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Stochastic video prediction · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes VEDiT, a diffusion-transformer (flow matching) predictor that forecasts unseen clip embeddings from frozen SigLIP features for procedural video tasks, trained without pretraining or language supervision.

Problem

Procedural video representation learning (step forecasting, task classification, procedure planning, long-horizon action anticipation) typically relies on expensive large-scale pretraining of the prediction model with noisy language/ASR supervision; the necessity of this is unclear.

Approach

Use a frozen pretrained visual encoder's clip-level embeddings and a DiT-style flow-matching denoiser with joint attention between seen and target clip embeddings and RoPE temporal encoding, trained only with downstream cross-entropy and no pretraining or text supervision.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace the SigLIP + VEDiT prediction setup with the proposed model on COIN step forecastingCOIN step forecasting · COINaccuracy: 46.8 -> 51.8Helped
replace the SigLIP + VEDiT prediction setup with the proposed model on COIN task classificationCOIN task classification · COINaccuracy: 90.8 -> 94.6Helped
replace the Ego4D baseline transformer with VEDiT using SigLIPEgo4D-v2 long-horizon action anticipation · Ego4D-v2 validationVerb ED@20: 0.718 -> 0.697Helped
replace the Ego4D baseline transformer with VEDiT using SigLIPEgo4D-v2 long-horizon action anticipation · Ego4D-v2 validationNoun ED@20: 0.742 -> 0.711Helped
replace SCHEMA decoder blocks with VEDiT blocksSCHEMA procedure planning · NIV, COIN, and CrossTask; T=3 and T=4SR, mAcc, and mIoU: NIV gains 0.97%-2.28% SR, 1.92%-3.39% mAcc, 0.49%-0.90% mIoU; COIN gains 2.21%-5.89% SR, 2.31%-7.07% mAcc, 0.86%-2.57% mMixed
use SigLIP instead of SSL visual encoders (ablation)VEDiT on COIN · COINstep forecasting and task classification accuracy: 47.03 -> 50.05 step forecasting; 90.89 -> 94.38 task classificationHelped
add HowTo100M pretraining with HowToCaption temporal information (ablation)SigLIP + VEDiT on COIN · COINstep forecasting accuracy: 51.8 -> 52.1Helped
add HowTo100M pretraining with HowToCaption temporal information (ablation)SigLIP + VEDiT on COIN · COINtask classification accuracy: 94.6 -> 94.6No clear effect
use joint attention instead of self-attention (ablation)VEDiT · COINstep forecasting accuracy: 49.7 -> 50.3Helped
use joint attention instead of self-attention (ablation)VEDiT · COINtask classification accuracy: 94.3 -> 94.4Helped
use 36 denoising steps instead of single-step denoising (ablation)VEDiT · COIN step forecastingtop-1 accuracy: 50.77 -> 51.01Helped
vary denoising steps to 4 or greater than 44 (ablation)VEDiT · COIN step forecastingoptimizationHurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: COIN CrossTask NIV Ego4D-v2 HowTo100M HowToCaption

Benchmarks: COIN CrossTask NIV Ego4D-v2

Metrics: top-1 accuracy success rate mAcc mIoU edit distance ED@20

Baselines: DistantSup ProceduralVRL SCHEMA DDN P3IV EGPP Ext-GAIL PaMsEgoAI Ego4D Baseline TimeSformer VideoCLIP

Builds on: DiT rectified flow / flow matching SCHEMA ProceduralVRL RoPE

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