Video Summarization
Video summarization aims to automatically condense lengthy video content into concise, informative summaries, either as shorter videos or textual descriptions, preserving key information and user relevance. Current research emphasizes multimodal approaches, integrating visual and audio features with large language models (LLMs) and transformer-based architectures, often employing techniques like attention mechanisms, graph representations, and efficient token mixing to improve both accuracy and computational efficiency. This field is crucial for managing the ever-increasing volume of video data, impacting diverse applications from social media and education to surveillance and personalized content delivery. The development of more efficient and accurate summarization methods is driving advancements in both computer vision and natural language processing.
Papers
Agent-based Video Trimming
Lingfeng Yang, Zhenyuan Chen, Xiang Li, Peiyang Jia, Liangqu Long, Jian Yang
Video Repurposing from User Generated Content: A Large-scale Dataset and Benchmark
Yongliang Wu, Wenbo Zhu, Jiawang Cao, Yi Lu, Bozheng Li, Weiheng Chi, Zihan Qiu, Lirian Su, Haolin Zheng, Jay Wu, Xu Yang