--- pretty_name: EventLens license: cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 language: - en size_categories: - 10K Source-video domain distribution from the EventLens paper appendix: food and culinary, lifestyle and daily activities, engineering and mechanics, sports and outdoors, culture and media, and general domain. *Source-video domain distribution reproduced from the paper appendix. The figure describes videos used to construct the recovery tasks.* ## Task families | Task | What the model learns | Training examples | Config | | --- | --- | ---: | --- | | **Boundary** | Locate event boundaries at different hierarchy levels | 10,000 | `seg` | | **Progression** | Recognize the temporal progression of actions | 10,000 | `prog` | | **Relation** | Recover event order and relationships between clips | 10,000 | `relation` | | Temporal grounding | Locate a text-described moment in a video | 4,791 | `tg` | | Video QA | Answer multiple-choice questions about video content | 2,637 | `mcq` | ### A glimpse of the data ![Representative frames from three real EventLens records](assets/eventlens-examples.png) These are three actual records from the frozen release. Answers retain their original format. | Family | Source video ID | Model input | Ground truth | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Boundary | `ZccajuCybns` | One input with 61 frames | Six temporal intervals, wrapped in `` tags | | Progression | `UAR9gmFr_m8` | Two inputs with 4 frames each | `B` | | Relation | `2rkEYETtXH8` | Three inputs with 2 frames each | `213` | ## Quick start ```python from datasets import load_dataset REPO = "Lostgreen/EventLens-Train" REVISION = "main" # Use a commit SHA to pin an experiment. train = load_dataset(REPO, "paper_mt_opd", split="train", revision=REVISION) monitor = load_dataset(REPO, "paper_mt_opd", split="monitor_val", revision=REVISION) annotations = load_dataset( REPO, "annotations_hier_v1", split="annotations", revision=REVISION ) ``` This loads records and media references. To train with the JPEGs, download and unpack the shared frame shards described below. ## Training views Choose `paper_mt_opd` for the full mix, a specialist view for teacher training, or a task config for an individual family. | Config | Contents | Train | Monitor | | --- | --- | ---: | ---: | | **`paper_mt_opd`** | Grounding + QA + Boundary + Progression + Relation | **37,428** | **1,950** | | `paper_seg_teacher` | Grounding + QA + Boundary | 17,428 | 1,350 | | `paper_prog_teacher` | Grounding + QA + Progression | 17,428 | 1,500 | | `paper_relation_teacher` | Grounding + QA + Relation | 17,428 | 1,500 | | `tg` | Temporal grounding | 4,791 | 600 | | `mcq` | Video QA | 2,637 | 600 | | `seg` | Boundary | 10,000 | 150 | | `prog` | Progression | 10,000 | 300 | | `relation` | Relation | 10,000 | 300 | > **Split meaning:** `monitor_val` preserves the historical training monitor and overlaps with training. It is not an independent validation or test split. The repository stores it under `val/`. ## Annotations & media The repository separates **training records**, **original annotations**, and **shared frames**. Train, monitor, and specialist views all reference the same media files. ```text EventLens-Train/ ├── train// Parquet + training.jsonl.gz ├── val// Parquet + training.jsonl.gz ├── annotations/ │ ├── hier_v1/ Parquet + original_json.tar.gz │ └── hier_legacy/ Parquet + original_json.tar.gz ├── media/shards/ 37 shared frame TARs ├── metadata/ Video links, frame indexes, hashes & audits └── tools/ Training converter + schema ``` Unpacking `media/shards/*.tar` at the repository root creates `media/frames/`. ### Original hierarchy annotations | Config | Split | JSON files | Source composition | | --- | --- | ---: | --- | | `annotations_hier_v1` | `annotations` | 9,738 | ET-Instruct | | `annotations_hier_legacy` | `annotations` | 1,323 | 792 ET-Instruct + 531 TimeLens | The collections preserve historical annotation versions. Labels, time intervals, and descriptions match the original JSONs; machine-specific `video_path`, `source_video_path`, and `frame_dir` values are replaced with portable provenance references. Parquet stores the original hierarchy in `payload_json`; the archives retain the original JSON filenames. **Join at the video level:** use `source_dataset + source_video_key` from `metadata/video_links.jsonl`. Each of the **11,061 annotation IDs** has one unambiguous source-video owner. Four readable clip IDs refer to multiple source paths, so full source keys are required to disambiguate them. | Annotation source | Unique annotated videos | Have training frames | Outside training media | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | | ET-Instruct | 10,035 | 9,108 | 927 | | TimeLens | 531 | 1 | 530 | All **30,750 hierarchy-derived train/monitor examples** link to original hierarchy annotations. TG/QA records retain their upstream supervision and source-video provenance; they do not all have EventLens hierarchy labels. Original annotations also include videos not used by the training views. ### Shared frame media The **2,921,513 referenced JPEGs** are packaged into **37 TAR shards**, with **71.07 GiB of JPEG payload** before archive overhead. Frame indexes record the source-video key, TAR member, byte size, and SHA256; the shard manifest records each TAR's SHA256. ```python from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download snapshot_download( REPO, repo_type="dataset", revision=REVISION, local_dir="EventLens-Train" ) ``` ```bash DATASET_ROOT=/path/to/EventLens-Train for shard in "$DATASET_ROOT"/media/shards/*.tar; do tar -xf "$shard" -C "$DATASET_ROOT" done ``` Training inputs preserve frozen frame sampling, multiple-clip boundaries, and frame order, including reordered action blocks. The bundled media are sampled training frames; native video binaries and annotation-process frame folders are referenced through provenance and are not bundled. Optional source/presentation timestamps remain `null`, and cache frame indices are not native-video frame numbers. ## Use with the training code Each training view includes a portable runtime JSONL alongside its typed Parquet: ```bash gzip -dc "$DATASET_ROOT/train/paper_mt_opd/training.jsonl.gz" > train.jsonl gzip -dc "$DATASET_ROOT/val/paper_mt_opd/training.jsonl.gz" > val.jsonl ``` Set EasyR1's **`data.image_dir` to `DATASET_ROOT`** so relative nested frame lists resolve to the extracted media. Alternatively, convert a Hub split with the included script: ```bash python "$DATASET_ROOT/tools/convert_to_training_jsonl.py" \ --input Lostgreen/EventLens-Train --config paper_mt_opd --split train \ --prompt-mode no_cot --media-root "$DATASET_ROOT" --check-media \ --output train.jsonl ``` Pin `--revision` to the same commit used for the media download when reproducing an experiment. The conversion preserves `prompt`, `messages`, `answer`, `problem_type`, `data_type`, video grouping, and frame order. ### Fields at a glance | Field | Meaning | | --- | --- | | `sample_id` / `row_id` | Stable content identity / occurrence within a frozen view | | `task_family` / `problem_type` | Human-readable task family / exact training and reward routing | | `prompt` / `messages` / `answer` | Model input and original ground truth | | `media[].frame_keys` | Ordered relative JPEG paths for each model input | | `media[].source_video_id` | Readable upstream video identifier | | `annotation_id` | Primary hierarchy annotation link where available | | `training_metadata_json` | Portable original timing, construction, and reward metadata | See [the typed schema](metadata/schema.json) for the complete field definitions. `sources/` and `provenance/` are source references rather than downloadable payload directories. ## Verification & provenance The frozen default view was audited across all train/monitor references: every referenced JPEG exists, frame cache directories have consistent video provenance, and every hierarchy-derived row links to original annotations. All 11,061 published annotation JSONs were compared with their originals with zero semantic changes. A 512-record conversion preflight covered all 12 problem types, and all 9 training plus 2 annotation configs passed standard `load_dataset` checks. Detailed coverage and content checks are included in `metadata/media_coverage.json` and `metadata/annotation_content_verification.json`; media hashes are in `metadata/media_shards.json` and `metadata/media_index/`. This is a frozen release. Upstream source revisions were not recorded; those values remain unknown rather than being inferred. ## Sources & license **Noncommercial use.** EventLens-derived hierarchy annotations and proxy labels use **[CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)**. Source-specific terms continue to apply to third-party records and media; see [LICENSES.md](LICENSES.md). | Upstream source | Link | Terms | | --- | --- | --- | | ET-Instruct-164K | [Dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/PolyU-ChenLab/ET-Instruct-164K) | CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 | | TimeLens-100K | [Dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/TencentARC/TimeLens-100K) | [Custom academic/noncommercial terms](licenses/TimeLens-LICENSE.txt), including the upstream EU restriction | | TimeRFT / TimeR1 | [Project](https://github.com/xiaomi-research/time-r1) | Upstream and constituent dataset terms | | LLaVA-Video-178K | [Dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/lmms-lab/LLaVA-Video-178K) | Upstream and constituent media terms | The code license is separate from the data and media terms.