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- Edward Wijaya
- Hendra Setiawan
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- Multimedia Mining
- Multimedia Mining for Digital Library
- Music Video Summarization
- Conclusion
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- Summarization cast as Content Mining Problem – different with typical
data mining
- Multimedia Mining – Pattern
Discovery
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- Growing number of multimedia material in Digital Library catered by
Content-based Retrieval
- Good summary is good candidate to facilitate user’s relevant judgement
- Good summary serve better indexing
- Accelerate the information seeking process (HCI aspects in Digital
Libraries) for multimedia materials.
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- Strong visual-audio synchronization
- Audio-centric
- Visual-centric
- Weak visual-audio synchronization
- Summarize each track
- Alignment process
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- Weak synchronization
- Audio part is the salient part
- Goal :
- Provides a natural and effective audio-visual content overview
- Maximized the coverage for both audio and visual contents without having
to sacrifice either of them
- [Shao Xi, et.al. Automatically Generating Summaries for Musical Video,
2003]
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- Problem : How to generate a concise and informative content that best
summarize the original content
- Challenge :
- Featureless sequences of bytes (Feature Extraction is very important) →MPEG-7
standard
- Need content understanding
- Good candidate : Non-trivial repetitive pattern
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- Challenges :
- Require overall understanding of the content
- Problem :
- Identify duplicates and redundancies in a video sequences (Easy)
- Finding the summary that has minimum redundancy
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- Criteria :
- Smooth and Natural summary
- Maximize the coverage for both audio and visual content
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- Summarization as Content Mining problem
- Multimedia Mining for Digital Library
- Music Video Summarization
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