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Spatio-Temporal Multi-Order Interaction for Video Recognition

Kevin D. Nguetche·Lilian Hollard·Eric Granger·Marco Pedersoli
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Many temporal approaches for video recognition rely on explicit cross-channel aggregation projections, which have quadratic complexity in the number of channels, introducing significant computational overhead. In addition, the spatio-temporal representation used for video recognition is biased either toward local order interactions (for CNNs) or toward global order interactions (for transformers). Starting from the multi-order spatial representation of MogaNet, our method introduces two complementary contributions to tackle these problems. First, for the temporal modelling, we introduce parallel multi-order processing with depthwise-only convolutions and implicit gating-based aggregation, which is linear in the number of channels, inducing a considerable computational reduction. Second, we propose a dual interaction between spatial and temporal dimensions, which allows a better spatio-temporal representation without increasing the computational cost. By combining these two contributions, our proposed VideoMogaNet achieves performance on par with or better than state-of-the-art action recognition approaches across multiple video benchmarks (UCF101, HMDB51, Kinetics-400, Diving48), while considerably reducing the cost of the temporal branch.

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Kevin D. Nguetche, Lilian Hollard, Eric Granger, Marco Pedersoli. 2026-11-03. Spatio-Temporal Multi-Order Interaction for Video Recognition. https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.05633

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