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Self-supervised learning for skeleton-based temporal action segmentation struggles with short-term motion. The Local Dimension Enhancement (LoDE) framework improves this by introducing motion units and multi-scale learning to reduce local dimension collapse.

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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Existing self-supervised learning methods for skeleton-based temporal action segmentation (TAS) often produce coarse or motion-insensitive representations.
This leads to local dimension collapse, hindering accurate frame-level action prediction.

Purpose of the Study:

To address local dimension collapse in self-supervised learning for TAS.
To introduce a novel framework, Local Dimension Enhancement (LoDE), for improved skeleton-based action recognition.

Main Methods:

Proposed the Local Dimension Enhancement (LoDE) framework utilizing local effective rank (LER) to measure and reduce dimension collapse.
Introduced 'motion units' (temporal clips of skeleton frames) for fine-grained skeleton data modeling.
Designed a multi-scale semantics module integrating frame-, sequence-, and motion unit-scale learning with LER-based regularization.

Main Results:

LoDE effectively alleviates local dimension collapse by enriching local representation diversity.
Demonstrated significant improvements in TAS performance compared to state-of-the-art methods.
Achieved superior results on three large-scale untrimmed datasets: PKUMMD, TSU, and BABEL.

Conclusions:

Motion unit-scale learning is crucial for alleviating local dimension collapse in TAS.
The LoDE framework offers a promising direction for enhancing self-supervised learning in skeleton-based action recognition.
The proposed methods lead to substantial gains in accuracy for dense frame-level prediction tasks.