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FitCLIP

This repo contains the code for the BMVC 2022 paper FitCLIP: Refining Large-Scale Pretrained Image-Text Models for Zero-Shot Video Understanding Tasks.

Setup

Having Conda installed:

conda env create
conda activate sm

Download the datasets and models

To use many of the datasets we used here, you need to download them. Go to their official website to find how to download each of them. Check out the config files under config/data to find out what paths you need to set up for them.

Similarly, to use many of the pre-trained models, you may need to download them and place them under a specific path (or change the path). Check out the configs under config/encoder. You may need to preprocess them as well so to only have the state dict (as opposed to the whole checkpoint, including for example the optimizer state). Checkout the scripts under scripts/ to preprocess them.

Run the evaluation

Run like:

python -m aligner command=evaluate encoder=$MODEL data=$DATASET

Checkout the options with --help and the available configs under config/. Next are some example runs.

Evaluate our main model

We provide a student model created with our method. To correctlly use it, step 2 from our method needs to be applied (weight-space ensembling between the student checkpoint and the original CLIP checkpoint). By running this command, step 2 is applied on the fly and evaluated on multiple benchmarks:

student=https://github.com/bryant1410/fitclip/releases/download/publish/distill_clip_webvid_4_5k_webvid_fit_64_64_fix_temp_lab_loss_09999_best_lab_val_loss_only_student.pt
aligner \
  --multirun \
  command=evaluate \
  encoder=wise \
    +encoder@encoder.model1=clip_vit_b_16 \
    +encoder@encoder.model2=clip_from_pretrained \
      +encoder.model2.model.name="$student" \
  data=didemo,moments_in_time,msrvtt,ucf101,webvid,youcook2 \
  silent=true

The checkpoint is going to be automatically download the first time is used and cached for future use. If this doesn't work, you can still download it yourself and pass a local path instead.

CLIP on WebVid val

Run like:

python -m aligner command=evaluate encoder=clip_vit_b_16 data=webvid

Frozen in Time on WebVid val

python -m aligner command=evaluate encoder=frozen_in_time data=webvid

Evaluate on multiple benchmarks at the same time

python -m aligner --multirun command=evaluate encoder=clip_vit_b_16 \
  data=didemo,moments_in_time,msrvtt,ucf101,webvid,youcook2

Evaluate a custom checkpoint

Suppose the checkpoint path is a.pt. Then, run:

python -m aligner \
    --multirun \
    command=evaluate \
    encoder=clip_from_pretrained \
    +encoder.model.name=$PWD/a.pt \
    data=moments_in_time,msrvtt,webvid,youcook2 \
    silent=true

Save a model's predictions

python -m aligner command=predict

It'll be saved in predictions.pt.

You can see the options with --help and change the config file accordingly.

Train a model (reproduce the paper results)

Run:

python -m aligner \
  --config-name teacher_student_train.yaml \
  command=train \
  +encoder@encoder.student=clip_vit_b_16 \
  +encoder@encoder.teacher=clip_vit_b_16 \
  data=mixed_batch_webvid_4_5k_all \
  ++model.fit_temperature=false \
  ++trainer.val_check_interval=30 \
  ++trainer.callbacks.3.train_time_interval.hours=0 \
  ++trainer.callbacks.3.train_time_interval.seconds=30 \
  ++trainer.callbacks.3.save_top_k=-1 \
  ++model.labeled_dataset_loss_share=0.9999

Then, grab the latest checkpoint generated under ckpt=outputs/${DATE_AND_TIME}/checkpoints/best_labeled.ckpt, and get the student model:

./scripts/checkpoint_to_state_dict.py "$ckpt" > $student

Then you can evaluate it:

aligner \
  --multirun \
  command=evaluate \
  encoder=wise \
    +encoder@encoder.model1=clip_vit_b_16 \
    +encoder@encoder.model2=clip_from_pretrained \
      +encoder.model2.model.name="$student" \
  data=didemo,moments_in_time,msrvtt,ucf101,webvid,youcook2 \
  silent=true

Citation

If you use this code, please cite:

@inproceedings{Castro_2022_BMVC,
    author    = {Santiago Castro and Fabian Caba},
    title     = {{FitCLIP}: Refining Large-Scale Pretrained Image-Text Models for Zero-Shot Video Understanding Tasks},
    booktitle = {33rd British Machine Vision Conference 2022, {BMVC} 2022, London, UK, November 21-24, 2022},
    publisher = {{BMVA} Press},
    year      = {2022},
    url       = {https://bmvc2022.mpi-inf.mpg.de/0939.pdf}
}

Troubleshooting

Hydra shell completion doesn't work

See https://github.com/facebookresearch/hydra/issues/1957

UCF101 website SSL certificate is not recognized

The problem is that the server's certificate chain is incomplete. The intermediate CA cert can be manually added:

sudo sh -c "curl https://www.incommon.org/custom/certificates/repository/sha384%20Intermediate%20cert.txt \
  > /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/incommon.crt"
sudo update-ca-certificates
# The requests library CA cert list also needs to be updated. Run like:
curl https://www.incommon.org/custom/certificates/repository/sha384%20Intermediate%20cert.txt \
  >> $CONDA_PREFIX/lib/python3.8/site-packages/certifi/cacert.pem

Protobuf version error

If you have an error like:

This program was compiled against version 3.9.2 of the Protocol Buffer runtime library, which is not compatible with the installed version (3.19.4).

Do:

conda install protobuf=3.9.2