Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
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#2You can then use natural language search queries to find a particular frame of the video. The results are really amazing in my opinion...
If you want to experiment with it yourself, I prepared a Colab notebook that can easily be run: https://colab.research.google.com/github/haltakov/natural-la...
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#4notebook isn't loading for me but this seems really cool
Re: Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
#5This is a demonstration of the abilities of OpenAI's CLIP neural network. The tool will download a YouTube video, extract frames at regular intervals and precompute the feature vectors of each frame using CLIP. You can then use natural language search queries to find a particular frame of the video. The results are really amazing in my opinion... If you want to experiment with it yourself, I prepared a Colab notebook…
Re: Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
#6This is a demonstration of the abilities of OpenAI's CLIP neural network. The tool will download a YouTube video, extract frames at regular intervals and precompute the feature vectors of each frame using CLIP. You can then use natural language search queries to find a particular frame of the video. The results are really amazing in my opinion... If you want to experiment with it yourself, I prepared a Colab notebook…
This is very cool! Does this produce a occurrence index by any chance? It would be neat to explore a word map of a video.
Re: Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
#7This is a demonstration of the abilities of OpenAI's CLIP neural network. The tool will download a YouTube video, extract frames at regular intervals and precompute the feature vectors of each frame using CLIP. You can then use natural language search queries to find a particular frame of the video. The results are really amazing in my opinion... If you want to experiment with it yourself, I prepared a Colab notebook…
Re: Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
#8This is a demonstration of the abilities of OpenAI's CLIP neural network. The tool will download a YouTube video, extract frames at regular intervals and precompute the feature vectors of each frame using CLIP. You can then use natural language search queries to find a particular frame of the video. The results are really amazing in my opinion... If you want to experiment with it yourself, I prepared a Colab notebook…
Just a heads up: in the demo's setup block, it installs pytorch 1.7.0 + cu101 from CLIP (since it requires them) and then immediately uninstalls it to re-install pytorch 1.7.1 by the next command, which takes at least 5 minutes. If we don't really need 1.7.1, we can save some time by removing the manual pytorch installation line.
https://github.com/openai/CLIP/issues/13#issuecomment-771143...
Re: Show HN: Search inside YouTube videos using natural language queries
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just a heads up: in the demo's setup block, it installs pytorch 1.7.0 + cu101 from CLIP (since it requires them) and then immediately uninstalls it to re-install pytorch 1.7.1 by the next command, which takes at least 5 minutes. If we don't really need 1.7.1, we can save some time by removing the manual pytorch installation line.
Yes, I know that this is a bit slow. The problem is you really need 1.7.1, because 1.7.0 leads to some strange issues and broken results: https://github.com/openai/CLIP/issues/13#issuecomment-771143...
Edit: I just realized 1.7.0 just came with colab, not installed by CLIP.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, I know that this is a bit slow. The problem is you really need 1.7.1, because 1.7.0 leads to some strange issues and broken results: https://github.com/openai/CLIP/issues/13#issuecomment-771143...
Ah, got it. I just noticed 1.7.1 is already in CLIP's requirements.txt, weird that colab would still install 1.7.0 to begin with. Edit: I just realized 1.7.0 just came with colab, not installed by CLIP.