US 2022/0030309 A1 · ENHANCED DIGITAL CONTENT REVIEW

Abstract

Methods, systems, and apparatuses, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for facilitating analyzing media items and to filter inappropriate media items before distribution to the users. In one aspect, a method includes partitioning digital media items such as videos into segments and/or scenes, and classifying the segments into predetermined classes such as “Violence”, “Conversation”, “Street”, “Nudity”, “Animation”. After classifications have been assigned, the segments are clustered and/or grouped together before presenting the segments belonging to a particular cluster to a rating entity in a single user interface, for further evaluation. After evaluation, the segments of the media items that were approved by the rating entity are used to identify media items for which all the segments were approved by the rating entity before distributing the media items to the users.

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Dependent claims

A method performed by one or more computers, the method comprising:

receiving, by one or more computers, a plurality of media items;
generating, by one or more computers, a plurality of segments of each media item from among the plurality of media items;
classifying, by one or more computers, each segment from among the plurality of segments generated from the plurality of media items into one or more predetermined classes;
clustering, by one or more computers, to generate a cluster of segments for each of two or more predetermined classes;
presenting, by one or more computers, a cluster of segments to a rating entity for further evaluation;
receiving, by one or more computers, a response from the rating entity indicating an approval of whether the cluster of segments does not violate content distribution guidelines;
identifying, by one or more computers and the response from the rating entity, the media items from among the plurality of media items for which all the segments were approved by the rating entity;
and
distributing, by one or more computers, the media items that were identified indicating that the media items does not violate the content distribution guidelines.

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A system comprising:

receiving, by one or more computers, a plurality of media items;
generating, by one or more computers, a plurality of segments of each media item from among the plurality of media items;
classifying, by one or more computers, each segment from among the plurality of segments generated from the plurality of media items into one or more predetermined classes;
clustering, by one or more computers, to generate a cluster of segments for each of two or more predetermined classes;
presenting, by one or more computers, a cluster of segments to a rating entity for further evaluation;
receiving, by one or more computers, a response from the rating entity indicating an approval of whether the cluster of segments does not violate content distribution guidelines;
identifying, by one or more computers and the response from the rating entity, the media items from among the plurality of media items for which all the segments were approved by the rating entity;
and
distributing, by one or more computers, the media items that were identified indicating that the media items does not violate the content distribution guidelines.

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A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more data processing apparatus, cause the one or more data processing apparatus to perform operations comprising:

receiving, by one or more computers, a plurality of media items;
generating, by one or more computers, a plurality of segments of each media item from among the plurality of media items;
classifying, by one or more computers, each segment from among the plurality of segments generated from the plurality of media items into one or more predetermined classes;
clustering, by one or more computers, to generate a cluster of segments for each of two or more predetermined classes;
presenting, by one or more computers, a cluster of segments to a rating entity for further evaluation;
receiving, by one or more computers, a response from the rating entity indicating an approval of whether the cluster of segments does not violate content distribution guidelines;
identifying, by one or more computers and the response from the rating entity, the media items from among the plurality of media items for which all the segments were approved by the rating entity;
and
distributing, by one or more computers, the media items that were identified indicating that the media items does not violate the content distribution guidelines.

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