Researchers have introduced RCORE, a novel method designed to improve zero-shot compositional action recognition in AI models. This approach specifically targets and mitigates "object-driven shortcuts," where models incorrectly infer actions based on common object associations rather than temporal evidence. RCORE employs Co-occurrence Prior Regularization (CPR) to penalize frequent object-verb pairings and Temporal Order Regularization for Composition (TORC) to ensure models learn temporally grounded verb representations. Experiments on Sth-com and EK100-com datasets demonstrate that RCORE significantly enhances compositional generalization by reducing these shortcut learning tendencies. AI
IMPACT Improves AI's ability to understand and generalize actions in novel verb-object combinations, crucial for video analysis and robotics.
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- Co-occurrence Prior Regularization
- EK100-com
- RCORE
- Robust COmpositional REpresentations
- Sth-com
- Temporal Order Regularization for Composition
- Zero-Shot Compositional Action Recognition
- ZS-CAR
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