Image-to-video Adaptation with Outlier Modeling and Robust Self-learning

The image-to-video adaptation task seeks to effectively harness both labeled images and unlabeled videos for achieving effective video recognition. The modality gap of the image and video modalities and the domain discrepancy across the two domains are the two essential challenges in this task. Existing methods reduce the domain discrepancy via close-set domain adaptation techniques, resulting in inaccurate domain alignment as there exist outlier target frames. To tackle this issue, we extend the vanilla classifier with outlier classes, where each outlier class responsible for capturing outlier frames for a specific class via batch nuclear norm maximization loss. We further propose a new loss by treating the source images apart from class c as instances from outlier class specific for c. As for the modality gap, existing methods usually utilize the pseudo labels obtained from an image-level adapted model to learn a video-level model. Rare efforts are dedicated to handling the noise in pseudo labels. We proposed a new metric based on label propagation consistency to select samples for training a better video-level model. Experiments on 3 benchmarks validating the effectiveness of our method.

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Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
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2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.1609/aaai.v39i21.34471
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Advanced Vision and Imaging
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Image-to-video Adaptation with Outlier Modeling and Robust Self-learning

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Image-to-video Adaptation with Outlier Modeling and Robust Self-learning

Junbao Zhuo, Huimin Ma, Qingming Huang, Zhetao Chen, Shuhui Wang, Li Shen
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Abstract

The image-to-video adaptation task seeks to effectively harness both labeled images and unlabeled videos for achieving effective video recognition. The modality gap of the image and video modalities and the domain discrepancy across the two domains are the two essential challenges in this task. Existing methods reduce the domain discrepancy via close-set domain adaptation techniques, resulting in inaccurate domain alignment as there exist outlier target frames. To tackle this issue, we extend the vanilla classifier with outlier classes, where each outlier class responsible for capturing outlier frames for a specific class via batch nuclear norm maximization loss. We further propose a new loss by treating the source images apart from class c as instances from outlier class specific for c. As for the modality gap, existing methods usually utilize the pseudo labels obtained from an image-level adapted model to learn a video-level model. Rare efforts are dedicated to handling the noise in pseudo labels. We proposed a new metric based on label propagation consistency to select samples for training a better video-level model. Experiments on 3 benchmarks validating the effectiveness of our method.

Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial IntelligenceVol. 39(21)
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Institute of Computing Technology (CN), Microsoft Research (United Kingdom) (GB), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), University of Science and Technology Beijing (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Advanced Vision and Imaging
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