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Researchers propose separating candidate generation from acceptance in video temporal grounding by scoring individual intervals during decoding. This approach enhances applications like video search and automated editing by providing explicit interval-level confidence scores.
Researchers propose separating candidate generation from acceptance in video temporal grounding by scoring individual intervals during decoding. This approach enhances applications like video search and automated editing by providing explicit interval-level confidence scores.
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Video temporal grounding supports applications such as video search, content review, and automated editing by localizing events described in natural language. Yet existing generative models typically output timestamps without explicit interval-level confidence scores to guide candidate selection. We separate...
Explicit confidence scores help improve the reliability of event localization in videos, benefiting content review and editing workflows. This advancement addresses limitations in existing generative models that lack interval-level confidence guidance.
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