Why Can't I Dance in the Mall? Learning to Mitigate Scene Bias in Action Recognition
Jinwoo Choi,
Chen Gao,
Joseph C. E. Messou
et al.
Abstract:Quiz time! Can you guess what action the (blocked) person is doing in the four videos? Even though we cannot see a human actor, we can easily predict the action by considering where the scene is. Training a CNN model from these examples may lead to a strong bias toward recognizing the scene or the objects present in the video as opposed to paying attention to the actual action the person is doing. In this work, we show that learning video representation with debiasing leads to improved generalization to novel … Show more
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