2010
DOI: 10.1007/s00371-010-0510-6
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Graph-based multi-space semantic correlation propagation for video retrieval

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“…The image retrieval part was achieved through user-input keywords and user-selected object shapes. A concept-based video retrieval approach, named graph-based multi-space semantic correlation propagation [17], made use of a manifold-ranking algorithm to explore the user query and concepts in a concept graph. We have implemented a system called M-ReFind [18], which allows users to manually annotate current access context (i.e., access time, location and concurrent activities) for media files or web pages of interest.…”
Section: Visual Computing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The image retrieval part was achieved through user-input keywords and user-selected object shapes. A concept-based video retrieval approach, named graph-based multi-space semantic correlation propagation [17], made use of a manifold-ranking algorithm to explore the user query and concepts in a concept graph. We have implemented a system called M-ReFind [18], which allows users to manually annotate current access context (i.e., access time, location and concurrent activities) for media files or web pages of interest.…”
Section: Visual Computing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, since this strategy does not consider relative differences between regions (e.g., their appearance and positional differences), it is not very robust. Inspired by the all-pairs strategy of edit propagation [54], [55], [56], [57], we define the similarity between any two regions I i and I j using a Gaussian of the color difference,…”
Section: Global Image Complexitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“… The raw lecture videos from the internet database have a long and random video files, and hence the retrieval model has to be made more efficient with the features of content-based indexing, browsing, video location and searching [4].  The major difference gap between the visual features and the query of the user allows the video retrieval complicated [13]. The semantic gap should be improved for the better performance.…”
Section: Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%