Challenge: Existing models for video dense captioning learn video segments and generate captions without considering transcripts.
Approach: They propose a model to generate procedure captions from narrated instructional videos . they extract procedures by a cross-modality module and generate captions by encoding video frames and transcripts within each extracted procedure.
Outcome: The proposed model can extract procedures from narrated instructional videos and generate procedure captions by encoding video frames and transcripts.

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