Challenge: Existing scripts for everyday tasks are presented in a linear manner, which does not reflect the flexibility displayed by people executing tasks in real life.
Approach: They propose to use loosely aligned videos to train a non-sequential graph script induction task by using a multimodal framework to ground procedural videos to WikiHow textual steps.
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms the WikiHow linear baseline by 48.76% . it can predict future steps given a partial step sequence and generate explicit graph scripts .

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