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Unknown definition of "qid" and "type" in annotations #11
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Hi, thanks for the interest. `qid' gives the question id within a video. So video_qid identifies a sample of the whole dataset. There is no binary question in the multi-choice annotations. You can find it in the NExT-OE repo. 'TC' means temporal questions of co-occurrent actions/activities, such as 'what is the kid doing |
Thanks for your prompt reply! |
Hi, there are 8 types of questions, ['DC', 'CW', 'CH', 'TN', 'TC', 'DL', 'DO', 'TP'], what do they mean respectively? Are these 3 ACCs the accent types starting with D/C/T respectively? |
Yes. |
Thank you. And there are 8 types of questions, ['DC', 'CW', 'CH', 'TN', 'TC', 'DL', 'DO', 'TP'], what do they mean respectively? |
Hi, please refer to the evaluation file eval_mc.py.. |
Hi,
Thanks for the contribution of the dataset.
I'm wondering if you can provide more details about each entry of the annotations, especially for "qid" and "type".
Specifically, I assume "qid" identifies only one sample but found it ranging from 0 to 18.
I guess "type" indicates the type of a question, for example "CW" for "Causal-Why", but there is no data of type "DB" for "Descriptive-Binary" and I don't know what "TC" means.
If I miss any web page or dataset description, please just direct me there. Thank you.
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