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Skating-Mixer: Long-Term Sport Audio-Visual Modeling with MLPs

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arxiv 2203.03990 v4 pith:UFXD7LH3 submitted 2022-03-08 cs.CV

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keywords audio-visualmethodapplyingdatasetfigurefs1000long-termmethods
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Figure skating scoring is challenging because it requires judging the technical moves of the players as well as their coordination with the background music. Most learning-based methods cannot solve it well for two reasons: 1) each move in figure skating changes quickly, hence simply applying traditional frame sampling will lose a lot of valuable information, especially in 3 to 5 minutes long videos; 2) prior methods rarely considered the critical audio-visual relationship in their models. Due to these reasons, we introduce a novel architecture, named Skating-Mixer. It extends the MLP framework into a multimodal fashion and effectively learns long-term representations through our designed memory recurrent unit (MRU). Aside from the model, we collected a high-quality audio-visual FS1000 dataset, which contains over 1000 videos on 8 types of programs with 7 different rating metrics, overtaking other datasets in both quantity and diversity. Experiments show the proposed method achieves SOTAs over all major metrics on the public Fis-V and our FS1000 dataset. In addition, we include an analysis applying our method to the recent competitions in Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games, proving our method has strong applicability.

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    Claims a view-invariant pose representation method for figure skating jump segmentation reaches over 92% F1@50, but the submitted text is a different manuscript, leaving the claim unverified.

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