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TubeLite: Lightweight Multi-Actor Spatio-Temporal Action Detection

Spatio-temporal action detection in videos requires jointly localizing actors in space and identifying action boundaries over time. A common challenge is constructing temporally stable action tubes, as frame-level detectors often suffer from jitter, fragmentation, and imprecise temporal localization. Many recent approaches address this by introducing heavy spatio-temporal transformers or optical-flow-based pipelines, leading to high computational cost and limited scalability. We propose TubeLite, a lightweight framework for spatio-temporal action detection that focuses on stable tube construction and boundary-aware temporal modeling. TubeLite represents each actor as a tube, defined as a ...

AuthorsAli Soltaninezhad, Melissa Cote, Alejandro Rico Espinosa et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published6 July 2026
Last updated at source6 July 2026
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