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The VideoFrameDataset class (an implementation of `torch.utils.data.Dataset`) serves to `easily`, `efficiently` and `effectively` load video samples from video datasets in PyTorch.
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1) Easily because this dataset class can be used with custom datasets with minimum effort and no modification. The class merely expects the
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video dataset to have a certain structure on disk and expects a .txt annotation file that enumerates each video sample. Details on this
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can be found below. Pre-made annotation files are also provided for [Something Something V2](https://20bn.com/datasets/something-something) and [EPIC-KITCHENS-100](https://epic-kitchens.github.io/2021).
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can be found below. Pre-made annotation files and preparation scripts are also provided for [Kinetics 400](https://github.com/cvdfoundation/kinetics-dataset), [Something Something V2](https://20bn.com/datasets/something-something) and [EPIC-KITCHENS-100](https://epic-kitchens.github.io/2021).
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2) Efficiently because the video loading pipeline that this class implements is very fast. This minimizes GPU waiting time during training by eliminating input bottlenecks
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that can slow down training time by several folds.
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3) Effectively because the implemented sampling strategy for video frames is very strong. Video training using the entire sequence of
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- [5. Using VideoFrameDataset for Training](#5-using-videoframedataset-for-training)
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- [6. Allowing Multiple Labels per Sample](#6-allowing-multiple-labels-per-sample)
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- [7. Conclusion](#7-conclusion)
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- [8. Something Something V2 & EPIC-KITCHENS-100](#8-something-something-v2--epic-kitchens-100)
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- [8. Kinetics 400 & Something Something V2 & EPIC-KITCHENS-100](#8-kinetics-400--something-something-v2--epic-kitchens-100)
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- [9. Upcoming Features](#9-upcoming-features)
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- [10. Acknowledgements](#10-acknowledgements)
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### 7. Conclusion
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A proper code-based explanation on how to use VideoFrameDataset for training is provided in `demo.py`
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### 8. Something Something V2 & EPIC-KITCHENS-100
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After you have read Section 1 to 7, this repository also contains easy pre-made conversion scripts and annotation files to get you instantly started with the Something Something V2 dataset and the EPIC-KITCHENS-100 dataset. To get started with either, read the README inside the `EPIC-KITCHENS-100` or `SomethingSomethingV2` directory.
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### 8. Kinetics 400 & Something Something V2 & EPIC-KITCHENS-100
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After you have read Section 1 to 7, this repository also contains easy pre-made conversion scripts and annotation files to get you instantly started with the Kinetics 400 dataset, Something Something V2 dataset, and the EPIC-KITCHENS-100 dataset. To get started with either, read the README inside the `Kinetics400`, `EPIC-KITCHENS-100` or `SomethingSomethingV2` directory.
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### 9. Upcoming Features
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- [x] Include compatible annotation files for common datasets, such as Something-Something-V2, EPIC-KITCHENS-100 and Kinetics, so that users do not need to spend their own time converting those datasets' annotation files to be compatible with this repository.

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