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Out-of-Distribution Detection for Generalized Zero-Shot Action Recognition

License: MIT License

Python 92.61% Shell 7.39%
action-recognition generalized-zero-shot-learning zero-shot-learning generative-adversarial-network

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Curious about division of seen and unseen categories of actions.

Hello, I would like to know the division of the type of actions you considered for seen and the actions under unseen categories to produce the results mentioned in the paper on both HMDB51 and UCF101 datasets. Will the choice of actions under the seen and unseen category affect the result?
Please give some insight on this
Thank you.

Reproducing UCF results.

I tried reproducing the UCF101 results under zero-shot setting (not generalized) with the .mat files shared in the repo. If I am not wrong the key "att" in the .mat file corresponds to manual attributes and not word2vec vector because the key "original_att" contains one-hot vector (hence I am assuming it's attributes). But I am unable to reproduce the result of 38% accuracy from the paper. I am getting on average 25% accuracy. Is it possible that the .mat file for UCF contains word2vec representation and not the manual attributes?

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