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English: Video frames of the Parallel Bars action category in the UCF-101 dataset[1] (a) The highest ranking four frames in video temporal attention weights, in which the athlete is performing on the parallel bars; (b) The lowest ranking four frames in video temporal attention weights, in which the athlete is standing on the ground. All weights are predicted by the ATW CNN algorithm[2]. The highly weighted video frames generally captures the most distinctive movements relevant to the action category.
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  1. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Center 2013
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