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Looking Beyond the Obvious: A Survey on Abstract Concept Recognition for Video Understanding

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Author

Gowreesh Mago, Pascal Mettes, Stevan Rudinac

Outline

This paper addresses the importance and challenges of recognizing abstract concepts (e.g., justice, freedom, and solidarity) in the automatic understanding of video content. Unlike previous research that has focused on recognizing concrete objects, actions, and events, this paper focuses on understanding abstract concepts in video by mimicking human abstract reasoning. We propose the potential of solving this problem by leveraging recently developed foundational models, examine various related works and datasets, and suggest future research directions based on past research experiences. This approach is significant not only for technological advancement but also for enhancing the model's consistency with human reasoning and values.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Emphasizes the importance of research on understanding abstract concepts in videos using basic models.
Based on the experience of existing studies, we suggest directions to increase the efficiency of research on understanding abstract concepts.
Contributes to improving human reasoning and value consistency in artificial intelligence models.
Presenting new research directions in the field of video understanding.
Limitations:
This paper is in the form of a survey and does not present specific methodology or experimental results.
Lack of in-depth analysis of Limitations in existing studies.
Lack of discussion of the specific technical difficulties of understanding abstract concepts using basic models.
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