YouMVOS: An Actor-Centric Multi-Shot Video Object Segmentation Dataset
Many video understanding tasks require analyzing multi-shot videos, but existing datasets for video object segmentation (VOS) only consider single-shot videos. To address this challenge, we collected a new dataset---YouMVOS---of 200 popular YouTube videos spanning ten genres, where each video is on average five minutes long and with 75 shots. We selected recurring actors and annotated 431K segmentation masks at a frame rate of six, exceeding previous datasets in average video duration, object variation, and narrative structure complexity. We incorporated good practices of model architecture design, memory management, and multi-shot tracking into an existing video segmentation method to build competitive baseline methods. Through error analysis, we found that these baselines still fail to cope with cross-shot appearance variation on our YouMVOS dataset. Thus, our dataset poses new challenges in multi-shot segmentation towards better video analysis. Data, code, and pre-trained models are available at https://donglaiw.github.io/proj/youMVOS
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