RepNet: Counting Repeating Actions in a Video. The approach of the latest model for counting a repeated action and estimating the period in a video
While most of us can keep count while exercising or measuring the pulse, it would be great to have something to keep count for us and even provide valuable information about the repeated actions. Especially for actions with a longer period like planetary cycles or periods that are too short like a manufacturing belt.
A recent paper by the Google Research & DeepMind team, published in CPVR 2020, called *Counting Out Time: Class Agnostic Video Repetition Counting in the Wild *addresses this interesting problem.
They employ a pretty “simple” approach to identifying and counting repeated actions, and eventually predicting the periodicity of the action. But the main hurdle the authors identify is curating a large enough dataset to be able to do this. Thus, this paper[1] mainly contributes in:
Samples in Countix from [1]
The authors, before anything else, propose a new, HUGE dataset of annotated videos with repeating actions — since the existing datasets for repetition are just too small.
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