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A dataset dedicated to multi-object, multi-actor activity parsing.

[Website] [Documentation] [MOMA 1.0 Paper]

Contents

• Installation
• MOMA Hierarchy
• Dataset Statistics
  • Class Distributions
• Dataset Layout
• Annotation Schema

Installation

System Requirements:

• Python 3.7+
• Graphviz: sudo apt-get install graphviz graphviz-dev (Linux) or brew install graphviz (Mac)

To install all the dependencies needed for MOMA-LRG and then install the MOMA API code:

git clone https://github.com/d1ngn1gefe1/moma
cd moma
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .

Getting Started

This section explains how to download, set up, and verify the MOMA-LRG dataset and its API.

Download

A script is provided to crawl raw videos in full resolution:

python download/videos.py --dir-moma [path to MOMA-LRG]

You can download the annotations with our script or directly from Google Drive:

python download/anns.py --dir-moma [path to MOMA-LRG]

Verification

The downloaded files should be unpacked into the required dataset layout. To verify the dataset layout, as well as to validate and compile the dataset API, run

python scripts/validate.py

MOMA Hierarchy

Dataset Statistics

In this version, we include:

• 148 hours of videos
• 1,412 activity instances from 20 activity classes ranging from 31s to 600s and with an average duration of 241s.
• 15,842 sub-activity instances from 91 sub-activity classes ranging from 3s to 31s and with an average duration of 9s.
• 161,265 higher-order interaction instances.
• 636,194 image actor instances and 104,564 video actor instances from 26 classes.
• 349,034 image object instances and 47,494 video object instances from 126 classes.
• 984,941 relationship instances from 19 classes.
• 261,249 attribute instances from 4 classes.
• 52,072 transitive action instances from 33 classes.
• 442,981 intransitive action instances from 9 classes.

Class Distributions

This section presents the class distributions of the concepts described in this paper.

Concept	Distribution	Concept	Distribution
Activity		Sub-activity
Actor		Object
Relationship		Attribute
Transitive Action		Intransitive Action

Dataset Layout

Download the dataset into a directory titled dir_moma with the structure below. The anns directory requires roughly 1.8GB of space and the video directory requires 436 GB. You may not require all the folders in videos depending on the nature of your project.

$ tree dir_moma
.
├── anns/
│    ├── anns.json
│    ├── splits/
│    │    ├── standard.json
│    │    └── few_shot.json
│    └── taxonomy/
│         ├── act_sact.json, cn2en.json, few_shot.json, lvis.json
│         └── actor.json, object.json, intransitive_action.json, transitive_action.json, attribute.json, relationship.json
└── videos/
     ├── raw/ (full-resolution untrimmed videos)
     ├── activity_fr/ (full-resolution activity videos)
     ├── activity/ (low-resolution activity videos)
     ├── sub_activity_fr/ (full-resolution sub-activity videos)
     ├── sub_activity/ (low-resolution sub-activity videos)
     ├── interaction/ (full-resolution atomic action frames extracted at 1fps)
     ├── interaction_frames/
     └── interaction_video/

Annotation Schema

Below, we show the schema of the MOMA-LRG annotations.

[
  {
    "file_name": str,
    "num_frames": int,
    "width": int,
    "height": int,
    "duration": float,

    // an activity
    "activity": {
      "id": str,
      "class_name": str,
      "start_time": float,
      "end_time": float,

      "sub_activities": [
        // a sub-activity
        {
          "id": str,
          "class_name": str,
          "start_time": float,
          "end_time": float,

          "higher_order_interactions": [
            // a higher-order interaction
            {
              "id": str,
              "time": float,

              "actors": [
                // an actor
                {
                  "id": str,
                  "class_name": str,
                  "bbox": [x, y, width, height]
                },
                ...
              ],

              "objects": [
                // an object
                {
                  "id": str,
                  "class_name": str,
                  "bbox": [x, y, width, height]
                },
                ...
              ],

              "relationships": [
                // a relationship
                {
                  "class_name": str,
                  "source_id": str,
                  "target_id": str
                },
                ...
              ],

              "attributes": [
                // an attribute
                {
                  "class_name": str,
                  "source_id": str
                },
                ...
              ],

              "transitive_actions": [
                // a transitive action
                {
                  "class_name": str,
                  "source_id": str,
                  "target_id": str
                },
                ...
              ],

              "intransitive_actions": [
                // an intransitive action
                {
                  "class_name": str,
                  "source_id": str
                },
                ...
              ]
            }
          ]
        },
        ...
      ]
    }
  },
  ...
]