As an important part of video understanding, temporal action detection (TAD) has wide application scenarios. It aims to simultaneously predict the boundary position and class label of every action instance in an untrimmed video. Most of the existing temporal action detection methods adopt a stacked convolutional block strategy to model long temporal structures. However, most of the information between adjacent frames is redundant, and distant information is weakened after multiple convolution operations. In addition, the durations of action instances vary widely, making it difficult for single-scale modeling to fit complex video structures. To address this issue, we propose a non-local temporal difference network (NTD), including a chunk convolution (CC) module, a multiple temporal coordination (MTC) module, and a temporal difference (TD) module. The TD module adaptively enhances the motion information and boundary features with temporal attention weights. The CC module evenly divides the input sequence into N chunks, using multiple independent convolution blocks to simultaneously extract features from neighboring chunks. Therefore, it realizes the information delivered from distant frames while avoiding trapping into the local convolution. The MTC module designs a cascade residual architecture, which realizes the multiscale temporal feature aggregation without introducing additional parameters. The NTD achieves a state-of-the-art performance on two large-scale datasets, 36.2% mAP@avg and 71.6% mAP@0.5 on ActivityNet-v1.3 and THUMOS-14, respectively.
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It is always a hot issue in the intelligence analysis field to predict the trend of news description by pre-trained language models and graph neural networks. However, there are several problems in the existing research: (1) there are few Chinese data sets on this subject in academia and industry; and (2) using the existing pre-trained language models and graph classification algorithms cannot achieve satisfactory results. The method described in this paper can better solve these problems. (1) We built a Chinese news database predicted by more than 9000 annotated news time trends, filling the gaps in this database. (2) We designed an improved method based on the pre-trained language model and graph neural networks pooling algorithm. In the graph pooling algorithm, the Graph U-Nets Pooling method and self-attention are combined, which can better solve the analysis of the problem of forecasting the development trend of news events. The experimental results show that the effect of this method compared with the baseline graph classification algorithm is improved, and it also solves the shortcomings of the pre-trained language model that cannot handle very long texts. Therefore, it can be concluded that our research has strong processing capabilities for analyzing and predicting the development trend of Chinese news events.