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Card: describe the difficulty filter stage of the pipeline
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from the long split of Vript. Each video is cut into shots with PySceneDetect and every shot is
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captioned once with MiniMax-M3. A language model then writes two candidate questions per video from
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the captions and a sampled specification, and a judge loop checks each candidate against the captions
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Because the questions are written from captions rather than from the frames, a caption error can
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reach a label. We report this limitation in the paper.
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from the long split of Vript. Each video is cut into shots with PySceneDetect and every shot is
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captioned once with MiniMax-M3. A language model then writes two candidate questions per video from
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the captions and a sampled specification, and a judge loop checks each candidate against the captions
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and rewrites it up to three times. The pipeline then ends with a difficulty filter that drops
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questions the base model already solves in 6 of 8 rollouts. The code for all of this is in the
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repository linked above.
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Because the questions are written from captions rather than from the frames, a caption error can
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reach a label. We report this limitation in the paper.
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