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PVChat: Personalized Video Chat with One-Shot Learning

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Author

Yufei Shi, Weilong Yan, Gang Xu, Yumeng Li, Yuchen Chen, Zhenxi Li, Fei Richard Yu, Ming Li, Si Yong Yeo

Outline

In this paper, we propose PVChat, a personalized video large-scale language model (ViLLM). Based on the observation that existing ViLLMs are good at general video understanding but struggle with understanding specific individuals (e.g., “Wilson is undergoing chemotherapy”), we present a framework that enables personalized question answering (QA) with a single video. PVChat optimizes ViLLM with mixed head (MoH) enhancement on synthetically augmented video-QA datasets, utilizing an incremental image-video learning strategy. We synthesize identity-preserving positive samples through a data augmentation pipeline and retrieve difficult negative samples from existing video corpora to generate diverse training datasets. In addition, we propose a ReLU-routed MoH attention mechanism and two new objective functions (Smooth Proximity Regularization and Head Activation Enhancement) to enhance personalized feature learning. We adopt a two-stage training strategy from image pretraining to video fine-tuning, enabling an incremental learning process from static attributes to dynamic representations. We evaluate PVChat on a variety of datasets (medical scenarios, TV series, animations, and real-world videos) and demonstrate its superiority over existing state-of-the-art ViLLM in understanding private features after single-video learning.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
We present PVChat, a novel ViLLM framework that enables personalized video understanding from a single video.
Enhanced learning of individual features via synthetic data augmentation and novel attention mechanisms and objective functions.
Presenting the possibility of personalized video analytics in various fields such as healthcare and smart home.
Contributed to solving the problem of character-centered understanding of the existing ViLLM Limitations.
Limitations:
Because of the high reliance on synthetic data, verification of generalization performance with real data is necessary.
Further analysis of the computational cost and efficiency of the proposed method is needed.
Further research is needed on versatility and extensibility to a variety of characters and situations.
Further validation is needed for accuracy and robustness in identifying specific individuals.
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