Video concept classification using audio-visual atoms
AssigneesEastman Kodak Company, Columbia University
InventorsWei Jiang, Courtenay Cotton, Shih-Fu Chang, Daniel P. Ellis, Alexander C. Loui
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AssigneesEastman Kodak Company, Columbia University
InventorsWei Jiang, Courtenay Cotton, Shih-Fu Chang, Daniel P. Ellis, Alexander C. Loui
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A method for determining a classification for a video segment, comprising the steps of: breaking the video segment into a plurality of short-term video slices, each including a plurality of video frames and an audio signal; analyzing the video frames for each short-term video slice to form a plurality of region tracks; analyzing each region track to form a visual feature vector and a motion feature vector; analyzing the audio signal for each short-term video slice to determine an audio feature vector; forming a plurality of short-term audio-visual atoms for each short-term video slice by combining the visual feature vector and the motion feature vector for a particular region track with the corresponding audio feature vector; and using a classifier to determine a classification for the video segment responsive to the short-term audio-visual atoms.
A method for determining a classification for a video segment, comprising using a processor to perform the steps of:
A method for determining a representation of a video segment, comprising using a processor to perform the steps of:
A system comprising:
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