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Behance Moment Detection (BMD) Dataset

The Behance Moment Detection (BMD) dataset is curated for the task of moment detection in long tutorial videos.

Data Splits

  • Evaluation Splits: The val.json and test.json splits have been manually annotated.

  • Training Split: This contains automatic annotations.

Automatic Annotation Procedure

  1. Video Segmentation: Videos are initially divided into segments using the tool available at ivi-ru/video-scene-detection.

  2. Summarization: For every video segment, a Large Language Model (LLM) - specifically GPT-3 - is used to produce a summarization derived from the transcript of that segment.

Additional Annotations

  • Alternative LLMs: Annotations produced using different LLMs are housed in the different_llms_query_generation/ directory or file.

Video Links Association

To correlate the video_id from the annotations with the actual video link, you can refer to the bmd_links.jsonl file.

Transcripts for Training Split

For those interested in the raw transcripts from which the annotations in the training split were derived, the transcripts can be accessed at the following link: Training Split Transcripts

Annotation File Structure

The dataset annotations (including the transcript) are formatted in the jsonl (JSON Lines) format. Each line in the annotation file is a standalone JSON object, detailing a specific moment in a video.

Here's an example of how the annotations look:

{"qid": 3978, "query": "the host starts the stream with the face cam on and greets the viewers. and talks about the random topics and shares the screen with a car image on the canvas. and sets off to get started with the sketch.", "vid": "06175b95-ae49-4ae8-9b6e-532d2e2f8789", "relevant_windows": [[0, 657]]}

Attributes:

  • qid: The unique query identifier.
  • query: The actual query described in natural language, summarizing the video segment's content.
  • vid: The video identifier, which can be used to reference the specific video.
  • duration: Duration of the whole video in seconds.
  • relevant_windows: An array containing the start and end times (in seconds) of the relevant video segment for the described query.

Weights

Since publishing our dataset, certain videos have become unavailable. Consequently, we have retrained our model, and you can access the updated weights here. If you are interested in the original weights, trained using the complete video set, they are available here.

Videos

We've released the videos for this dataset. Each tar.gz file from the collection contains frames extracted at 1 fps from a single video.

Additional metadata for the Behance videos can be found here. It contains: video name, video description and the video creator name.

You can download the videos from the following links:

Part 1

Part_2

To download the videos programmatically, install the internetarchive package

pip install internetarchive

To inspect the contents of these collections, use:

ia metadata bmd_videos
ia metadata bmd_videos_part2

To download all the videos, use:

ia download bmd_videos
ia download bmd_videos_part2

Alternatively, each video can be downloaded independently, using:

ia download bmd_videos {video_id}.tar.gz

Extract videos

When you unzip a video, it will directly extract all frames into the current working directory. To organize the frames, you may prefer to create a separate directory for each video. You can do so by using the following commands:

mkdir {video_id}
tar -xzvf {video_id}.tar.gz -C {video_id}

If you prefer to convert the .tar.gz file to a .tar file, use the following command:

gunzip {video_id}.tar.gz

Features

We provide the Slowfast features and GPT2 features.

To download the features programmatically, use:

pip install internetarchive
ia download bmd_features