Automated classification and indexing of events using machine learning
AssigneesGetac Technology Corporation, WHP Workflow Solutions, Inc.
InventorsThomas GUZIK, Muhammad ADEEL
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Abstract
Described herein are techniques that may be used to automatically identify and index events within a media content file. Such techniques may comprise receiving, from at least one recording device, a media content, receiving sensor data determined to correspond to the media content, determine a context associated with the at least one recording device based on the sensor data, identifying, based on one or more data patterns detected within the sensor data and based on the contextual data, at least one event, generating an index corresponding to the identified event, and storing an indication of the generated index in association with the media content.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A method comprising:
- receiving, by a media processing platform, a first dataset comprising media content recorded by a first recording device;
- receiving, by the media processing platform, a second dataset comprising information obtained from a second recording device;
- synchronizing data of the received first and the second datasets based on corresponding timestamp information associated with the first and the second datasets;
- determining whether an event occurred based on the synchronized data;
- generating an index corresponding to the event, the index comprising time information associated with the event;
- and
- appending the generated index to the media content via an event data track.
A computing device, comprising:
- at least one processor;
- a memory storing instructions that, when executed with the at least one processor, cause the computing device to:
- receive a first dataset comprising media content recorded by a first recording device;
- receive a second dataset comprising information obtained from a second recording device;
- synchronize data of the received first and the second datasets based on corresponding timestamp information associated with the first and the second datasets;
- determine whether an event occurred based on the synchronized data;
- generate an index corresponding to the event, the index comprising time information associated with the event;
- and
- append the generated index to the media content via an event data track.
A non-transitory computer-readable media collectively storing computer-executable instructions that upon execution cause one or more computing devices to collectively perform steps comprising:
- receiving a first dataset comprising media content recorded by a first recording device;
- receiving a second dataset comprising information obtained from a second recording device;
- synchronizing data of the received first and the second datasets based on corresponding timestamp information associated with the first and the second datasets;
- determining whether an event occurred based on the synchronized data;
- generating an index corresponding to the event, the index comprising time information associated with the event;
- and
- appending the generated index to the media content via an event data track.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.