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Ensuring spatial scalability with temporal-wise spatial attentive pooling for temporal action detection.

Ho-Joong Kim¹, Seong-Whan Lee¹

¹Department of Artificial Intelligence, Korea University, Anam-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, 02841, Republic of Korea.

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This study introduces temporal-wise spatial attentive pooling (TSAP) to improve temporal action detection models. TSAP enhances spatial scalability by addressing bottlenecks in current end-to-end approaches.

Keywords:

End-to-end training Temporal action detection

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning

Background:

Recent temporal action detection models leverage end-to-end training for enhanced representational power.
Current models face limitations with small spatial resolutions due to computational cost-effectiveness trade-offs.
Simple pooling methods create bottlenecks in spatial aggregation, limiting model performance.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the spatial resolution bottleneck in end-to-end temporal action detection.
To propose a novel pooling method that improves spatial scalability and representational power.
To enhance the performance of existing temporal action detection frameworks.

Main Methods:

Introduced temporal-wise spatial attentive pooling (TSAP) to overcome pooling limitations.
Employed a temporal-wise attention mechanism to alleviate bottlenecks between backbone and detection heads.
Demonstrated TSAP's adaptability by replacing standard pooling layers in prior end-to-end models.

Main Results:

TSAP effectively mitigates the trade-off between spatial resolution and computational cost.
The proposed method enhances spatial scalability in temporal action detection.
Consistent performance improvements were observed when TSAP was integrated into existing models.

Conclusions:

Spatial aggregation plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of temporal action detection.
TSAP offers a significant advancement by improving spatial feature representation.
The proposed method provides a versatile solution adaptable to various end-to-end temporal action detection architectures.