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Knowledge-guided parsing in video databases

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The steps in the insertion process, and some of the tools the authors have developed to semi-automatically segment the data into domain objects which are meaningful to the user are discussed.
Abstract
Visual information systems require a new insertion process. Prior to storage within the database, the system must first identify the desired objects (shots and episodes), and then calculate a descriptive representation of these objects. This paper discusses the steps in the insertion process, and some of the tools we have developed to semi-automatically segment the data into domain objects which are meaningful to the user. Image processing routines are necessary to derive features of the video frames. Models are required to represent the desired domain, and similarity measures must compare the models to the derived features.

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Automatic partitioning of full-motion video

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Comparison of video shot boundary detection techniques

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Content based video indexing and retrieval

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An integrated system for content-based video retrieval and browsing

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Event-based analysis of video

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OVID: design and implementation of a video-object database system

TL;DR: The OVID system offers a browsing/inspection tool called VideoChart, and adhoc query facility called VideoSQL, and a video-object definition tool.
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Virtual video editing in interactive multimedia applications

TL;DR: Drawing examples from four interrelated sets of multimedia tools and applications under development at MIT, the authors examine the role of digitized video in the areas of entertainment, learning, research, and communication.
Dissertation

The electronic scrapbook : towards an intelligent home-video editing system

Amy Bruckman
TL;DR: A modified form of case-based reasoning, “knowledge-based templates,” is used to explore what a computational model of a home-video story might be, and semantic knowledge representation is evaluated as a way to represent information about complex, temporal media.