Abstract

AbstractTemporal action localisation is a challenging task, and video context is crucial to localisation actions. Most existing cases that incorporate temporal and semantic contexts into video features suffer from single contextual representation and blurred temporal boundaries. In this study, a multi‐temporal resolution pyramid structure model is proposed. Firstly, a temporal‐semantic context aggregation module (TSCF) is designed to assign different attention weights to temporal contexts and combine them with multi‐level semantics into video features. Secondly, for the problem of large differences in the time span between different actions in the video, a local‐global attention module is designed to combine local and global temporal dependencies for each temporal point to obtain a more flexible and robust representation of contextual relations. The redundant representation of the convolution kernel is reduced by modifying the convolution and the arithmetic power is redeployed at a microscopic granularity. To verify the effectiveness of the model, extensive experiments on three challenging datasets are performed. On THUMOS14, the best performance is obtained in IoU@0.3–0.6 with an average mAP of 47.02%. On ActivityNet‐1.3, an average mAP of 34.94% was obtained. On HACS, an average mAP of 28.46% was achieved.

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