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StevRamos avatar StevRamos commented on September 23, 2024 3

That's right. In my exploration to find the original steps, I found this https://github.com/SinDongHwan/pytorch-vsumm-reinforce/blob/master/utils/generate_dataset.py which is the most similar. I relied on that last one to replicate and I think I did. At least, in the shape of the vectors they are similar (TVSum and Summe) but the "points of change" depend on the vector of characteristics that was applied, so I got different values. This also happens with the gtscore. This is my repository https://github.com/StevRamos/video_summarization

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mpalaourg avatar mpalaourg commented on September 23, 2024

I think, that the data used in this repo weren't produced by the authors here, but they are the "same" data used in almost every work (produced by Kaiyang Zhou). That being said, I tried many times and with different KTS parameters, but couldn't replicate the same shot segmentation. The data also appeared in Video Summarization with Long Short-term Memory, where in the Supplementary Material they note, and I quote The resulting intervals are around 5 seconds on average. Even with this info, I was unable to replicate them, but I wish you a better luck!

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sunguoquan1005 avatar sunguoquan1005 commented on September 23, 2024

That's right. In my exploration to find the original steps, I found this https://github.com/SinDongHwan/pytorch-vsumm-reinforce/blob/master/utils/generate_dataset.py which is the most similar. I relied on that last one to replicate and I think I did. At least, in the shape of the vectors they are similar (TVSum and Summe) but the "points of change" depend on the vector of characteristics that was applied, so I got different values. This also happens with the gtscore. This is my repository https://github.com/StevRamos/video_summarization

Thank you,I tried that

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sunguoquan1005 avatar sunguoquan1005 commented on September 23, 2024

I think, that the data used in this repo weren't produced by the authors here, but they are the "same" data used in almost every work (produced by Kaiyang Zhou). That being said, I tried many times and with different KTS parameters, but couldn't replicate the same shot segmentation. The data also appeared in Video Summarization with Long Short-term Memory, where in the Supplementary Material they note, and I quote The resulting intervals are around 5 seconds on average. Even with this info, I was unable to replicate them, but I wish you a better luck!

Thank you,I tried that

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