论文研究 arXiv cs.CV Fri, 24 Jul 2026 正文 ok 177 words

面向不确定性感知文本到视频检索的分布对齐桥

英文标题:Distribution-Alignment Bridge for Uncertainty-Aware Text-to-Video Retrieval

该论文提出 Distribution-Alignment Bridge(DAB)框架,将文本到视频检索从传统的确定性点匹配重新定义为分布对齐任务。DAB 将文本和视频嵌入均建模为由均值与方差定义的高斯分布,以显式刻画不同模态的不确定性,并通过受扩散模型启发的确定性桥逐步将文本分布细化为目标视频分布。实验显示,DAB 在 MSR-VTT、MSVD 和 VATEX 基准上显著优于现有概率式及基于扩散的基线方法,同时可借助桥诱导的分布边际提供经校准的不确定性感知排序。该方法为开发者构建更可靠的跨模态检索、排序与语义匹配系统提供了端到端可训练的概率建模方案。
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[提交于 2026 年 7 月 23 日]

标题:面向不确定性感知文本到视频检索的分布对齐桥

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摘要:本文提出分布对齐桥(Distribution-Alignment Bridge,DAB)框架,将文本到视频检索重新定义为分布对齐任务,而非传统的确定性点匹配。DAB 将文本和视频嵌入均建模为由均值和方差定义的高斯分布,从而显式考虑模态特有的不确定性。我们采用一种受扩散模型启发的确定性桥,通过截断式细化过程,迭代地将文本分布细化至其目标视频分布。该方法将概率嵌入与分布变换统一为一个连贯的端到端可训练系统。为优化跨模态相似度,我们引入了基于 Kullback-Leibler 散度的分布感知对比损失。在 MSR-VTT、MSVD 和 VATEX 基准上的广泛评估证实,DAB 显著优于现有的概率式和基于扩散的基线方法,同时还能通过桥诱导的分布边际,提供经过校准的不确定性感知排序。

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Title:Distribution-Alignment Bridge for Uncertainty-Aware Text-to-Video Retrieval

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Abstract:This paper proposes the Distribution-Alignment Bridge (DAB), a framework that reconceptualizes text-to-video retrieval as a distribution alignment task rather than traditional deterministic point matching. By modeling both text and video embeddings as Gaussian distributions defined by mean and variance, DAB explicitly accounts for modality-specific uncertainty. We employ a deterministic, diffusion-inspired bridge to iteratively refine text distributions toward their target video distributions through a truncated refinement process. This approach unifies probabilistic embedding and distributional transformation into a cohesive, end-to-end trainable system. To optimize cross-modal similarity, we introduce a distribution-aware contrastive loss based on Kullback-Leibler divergence. Extensive evaluations on MSR-VTT, MSVD, and VATEX benchmarks confirm that DAB significantly outperforms existing probabilistic and diffusion-based baselines, while providing calibrated uncertainty-aware ranking through bridge-induced distributional margins.

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