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图像分类器是高效的自我监督视频表示学习者

原文标题 · Image Classifiers are Efficient Self-Supervised Video Representation Learners

作者:Owais Iqbal、Sudipta Sarkar、Shyam Marjit|我们引入VideoMSN,这是一个Masked Siamese Network框架,用于在视频中进行高效的自我监督时空表示学习。我们不再依赖重型3D架构或基于重建的自动编码器来使用未标记的数据进行学习,而是通过将视频表示为超级图像来重新利用标准图像Vision Transformers,这些图像是由从视频中采样的

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Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

Title: Image Classifiers are Efficient Self-Supervised Video Representation Learners

Abstract: We introduce VideoMSN, a Masked Siamese Network framework for efficient self-supervised spatio-temporal representation learning in videos. Instead of relying on heavy 3D architectures or reconstruction-based autoencoders for learning with unlabeled data, we repurpose standard image Vision Transformers by representing videos as super images which are grids composed of frames sampled from videos. From each super image, we construct two views: one with spatial patch masking and the other with temporal frame masking, ensuring no information leakage across frames. A shared Vision Transformer (ViT) encoder aligns their embeddings using a masked Siamese loss, capturing both motion and appearance cues without reconstruction. Our decoder-free formulation leverages an image foundation model towards efficient video representation learning. Starting from pretrained DINO-v3 and DeiT-v3 image encoders, VideoMSN achieves state-of-the-art performance on Kinetics-400, UCF101, and HMDB51 while requiring up to $32\times$ fewer and $160\times$ fewer video pretraining epochs compared to prior video self-supervised learning methods. Our proposed approach also shows strong performance in low-shot classification, confirming the transferability of the learned representations in a label-scarce scenario. Project Page: this https URL .

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