# Interactive Video Retrieval with Dialog

**Authors:** Sho Maeoki, Kohei Uehara, Tatsuya Harada

arXiv: 1905.02442 · 2019-05-08

## TL;DR

This paper introduces an interactive video retrieval system that uses dialog-based questions and user responses to accurately identify target videos within large collections, demonstrated through experiments on the AVSD dataset.

## Contribution

The paper presents a novel dialog-based approach for video retrieval that actively involves user interaction to improve accuracy in large video datasets.

## Key findings

- The system effectively retrieves target videos using dialog interactions.
- Experimental results on AVSD dataset show improved retrieval accuracy.
- User responses significantly enhance retrieval performance.

## Abstract

Now that everyone can easily record videos, the quantity of which is continuously increasing, research on methods for improved video retrieval is important in the contemporary world. In cases where target videos are to be identified within a large collection gathered by individuals, the appropriate information must be obtained to retrieve the correct video within a large number of similar items in the target database. The purpose of this research is to retrieve target videos in such cases by introducing an interaction, or a dialog, between the system and the user. We propose a system to retrieve videos by asking questions about the content of the videos and leveraging the user's responses to the questions. Additionally, we confirmed the usefulness of the proposed system through experiments using the dataset called AVSD which includes videos and dialogs about the videos.

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