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RINet: an attention-based transformer with the RIT-3V benchmark for semantic role identification in human activities

Aug 2026 · Neural computing & applications (Print) · Vol 38 · 0 citations · 25 references

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This work establishes the first transformer-based benchmark for role identification in human activity descriptions and provides a scalable foundation for advanced activity reasoning and knowledge extraction.

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