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Approach: They propose to use video-text prompts to construct candidate feature instead of cropping tube region from feature map . they also propose negative contrastive samples whose candidate object is erased instead of being highlighted .
Outcome: The proposed methods surpass existing weakly-supervised methods by a great margin . they draw visual markers over objects tubes as video prompts .

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