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L.Q.: Affective Video Content Representation and Modeling
- IEEE Transactions on Multimedia
, 2005
"... Abstract—This paper looks into a new direction in video content analysis – the representation and modeling of affective video con-tent. The affective content of a given video clip can be defined as the intensity and type of feeling or emotion (both are referred to as affect) that are expected to ari ..."
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Abstract—This paper looks into a new direction in video content analysis – the representation and modeling of affective video con-tent. The affective content of a given video clip can be defined as the intensity and type of feeling or emotion (both are referred to as affect) that are expected
Video Content Classification
"... Scalable approaches to video content classification are limited by an inability to automatically generate representations of events that encode abstract temporal structure. This paper presents a method in which temporal information is captured by representing events using a lexicon of hierarchical p ..."
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Scalable approaches to video content classification are limited by an inability to automatically generate representations of events that encode abstract temporal structure. This paper presents a method in which temporal information is captured by representing events using a lexicon of hierarchical
Video Content Modelling: An Overview
- In International Workshop on Frontiers of Information Technology
, 2003
"... This paper provides an overview of different video content modeling techniques employed in existing content-based video indexing and retrieval (CBVIR) systems. Based on the modeling requirements of a hypothetical (somewhat ideal) CBVIR system, we analyze and categorize existing modeling approaches. ..."
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This paper provides an overview of different video content modeling techniques employed in existing content-based video indexing and retrieval (CBVIR) systems. Based on the modeling requirements of a hypothetical (somewhat ideal) CBVIR system, we analyze and categorize existing modeling approaches
Video Content Modeling
- In Third International Workshop on Content-Based Multimedia Indexing
, 2003
"... In this paper we present a novel approach to fully automatic video content modeling. We introduce the concept of visual dictionary to describe visual video elements, called words, which appear through video sequences. Their cooccurrences in contexts, i.e. the main video entity to be indexed (frame, ..."
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In this paper we present a novel approach to fully automatic video content modeling. We introduce the concept of visual dictionary to describe visual video elements, called words, which appear through video sequences. Their cooccurrences in contexts, i.e. the main video entity to be indexed (frame
Dynamic Video Content Streaming
"... Streaming video applications on the Internet generally have very high bandwidth requirements and yet are often unresponsive to network congestion. In order to avoid congestion collapse and improve video quality, these applications need to respond to congestion in the network by deploying mechanisms ..."
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to reduce their bandwidth requirements under conditions of heavy load. Unfortunately current video applications scale to fit the available bandwidth without regard to the video content. In this paper a dynamic content-aware scaling mechanism will be presented that reduces the bandwidth occupied
Semantic Video Content Analysis
"... Abstract. In recent years, there has been significant interest in the area of automatically recognizing activities occurring in a camera’s field of view and detecting abnormalities. The practical applications of such a system could include airport tarmac monitoring, or monitoring of activities in se ..."
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and statistical models for achieving semantic mappings, definition of logical languages to describe activities, and design of frameworks which integrate all the above aspects in a coherent way, thus laying the foundations of effective Semantic Video Content Analysis systems. 1
INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATION TOOL WITH GRAPHIC TABLE OF VIDEO CONTENTS
, 2007
"... visualization tool with graphic table of video contents ..."
Semantic Filtering of Video Content
- IN PROC. SPIE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL FOR MULTIMEDIA DATABASES
, 2001
"... Semantic filtering of multimedia content is a challenging problem. The gap that exists between low-level media features and high-level semantics of multimedia is di#cult to bridge. We propose a flexible probabilistic graphical framework to bridge this gap to some extent and perform automatic detecti ..."
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Semantic filtering of multimedia content is a challenging problem. The gap that exists between low-level media features and high-level semantics of multimedia is di#cult to bridge. We propose a flexible probabilistic graphical framework to bridge this gap to some extent and perform automatic
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