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ASRF : Video Action Segmentation Model

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Contents

• Introduction
• Data
• Train
• Test
• Inference
• Reference

Introduction

ASRF model is an improvement on the video motion segmentation model ms-tcn, which was published on WACV in 2021. We reproduce the officially implemented pytorch code and obtain approximate results in paddlevideo.

MS-TCN Overview

Data

ASRF can choose 50salads, breakfast, gtea as trianing set. Please refer to Video Action Segmentation dataset download and preparation doc Video Action Segmentation dataset

Unlike MS-TCN, ASRF model requires additional data construction. The script process is as follows

python data/50salads/prepare_asrf_data.py --dataset_dir data/

Train

After prepare dataset, we can run sprits.

# gtea dataset
export CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=3
python3.7 main.py  --validate -c configs/segmentation/asrf/asrf_gtea.yaml

• Start the training by using the above command line or script program. There is no need to use the pre training model. The video action segmentation model is usually a full convolution network. Due to the different lengths of videos, the DATASET.batch_size of the video action segmentation model is usually set to 1, that is, batch training is not required. At present, only single sample training is supported.

Test

Test MS-TCN on dataset scripts:

python main.py  --test -c configs/segmentation/asrf/asrf_gtea.yaml --weights=./output/ASRF/ASRF_split_1.pdparams

• The specific implementation of the index is to calculate ACC, edit and F1 scores by referring to the test scriptevel.py provided by the author of ms-tcn.

The reproduction of pytorch comes from the official code base

• The evaluation method of data set adopts the folding verification method in ms-tcn paper, and the division method of folding is the same as that in ms-tcn paper.

Accuracy on Breakfast dataset(4 folding verification):

Model	Acc	Edit	[email protected]	[email protected]	[email protected]
paper	67.6%	72.4%	74.3%	68.9%	56.1%
pytorch	65.8%	71.0%	72.3%	66.5%	54.9%
paddle	66.1%	71.9%	73.3%	67.9%	55.7%

Accuracy on 50salads dataset(5 folding verification):

Model	Acc	Edit	[email protected]	[email protected]	[email protected]
paper	84.5%	79.3%	82.9%	83.5%	77.3%
pytorch	81.4%	75.6%	82.7%	81.2%	77.2%
paddle	81.6%	75.8%	83.0%	81.5%	74.8%

Accuracy on gtea dataset(4 folding verification):

Model	Acc	Edit	[email protected]	[email protected]	[email protected]
paper	77.3%	83.7%	89.4%	87.8%	79.8%
pytorch	76.3%	79.6%	87.3%	85.8%	74.9%
paddle	77.1%	83.3%	88.9%	87.5%	79.1%

Model weight for gtea

Test_Data	[email protected]	checkpoints
gtea_split1	72.4409	ASRF_gtea_split_1.pdparams
gtea_split2	76.6666	ASRF_gtea_split_2.pdparams
gtea_split3	84.5528	ASRF_gtea_split_3.pdparams
gtea_split4	82.6771	ASRF_gtea_split_4.pdparams

Infer

export inference model

python3.7 tools/export_model.py -c configs/segmentation/asrf/asrf_gtea.yaml \
                                -p data/ASRF_gtea_split_1.pdparams \
                                -o inference/ASRF

To get model architecture file ASRF.pdmodel and parameters file ASRF.pdiparams, use:

• Args usage please refer to Model Inference.

infer

Input file are the file list for infering, for example:

S1_Cheese_C1.npy
S1_CofHoney_C1.npy
S1_Coffee_C1.npy
S1_Hotdog_C1.npy
...

python3.7 tools/predict.py --input_file data/gtea/splits/test.split1.bundle \
                           --config configs/segmentation/asrf/asrf_gtea.yaml \
                           --model_file inference/ASRF/ASRF.pdmodel \
                           --params_file inference/ASRF/ASRF.pdiparams \
                           --use_gpu=True \
                           --use_tensorrt=False

example of logs:

result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Cheese_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_CofHoney_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Coffee_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Hotdog_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Pealate_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Peanut_C1.txt
result write in : ./inference/infer_results/S1_Tea_C1.txt

Reference

• Alleviating Over-segmentation Errors by Detecting Action Boundaries, Yuchi Ishikawa, Seito Kasai, Yoshimitsu Aoki, Hirokatsu Kataoka