Confidence scores for generated video intervals enable controllable selection without external verification

The authors train a lightweight head that scores each generated interval from decoder states, allowing ranking, threshold-based selection, and rejection using a single decoding pass.

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Jinhao Chen · Benlei Cui · Ruijian Jia · Ziheng Wang · Tianyu Wo · Pengfei Sun · +4 more

Alibaba Group · Beihang University · Fudan University

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The authors built on a generative video temporal grounding model (based on a vision-language decoder) that outputs candidate intervals as timestamp sequences.

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Interval-level confidence scores trained with offline verifiers and reinforcement learning improve candidate selection in generative video temporal grounding.

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