In this paper, we focus on the use of three different techniques that support automatic derivation of video content from raw video data, namely, a spatio-temporal rule-based method, hidden Markov models, and dynamic Bayesian networks. These techniques are validated in the particular domain of tennis and Formula 1 race videos. We present the experimental results for the detection of events such as net-playing, rally, service, and forehand stroke among others in the Tennis domain, as well as excited speech, start, fly-out, passing, and highlights in the Formula 1 domain
Content-based video retrieval is emerging as an important part in the process of utilization of vari...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...
In this paper, we focus on the use of three different techniques that support automatic derivation o...
In this paper, we focus on the use of three different techniques that support automatic derivation o...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow, the need to automatically infer semantics from raw...
This paper addresses content-based video retrieval with an emphasis on recognizing events in tennis ...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow the need to query this data efficiently becomes sig...
This paper addresses the problem of recognizing human actions from video. Particularly, the case of ...
This report presents our techniques and results on automatic analysis of tennis videos for the ...
An increasing number of large publicly available video libraries results in a demand for techniques ...
An increasing number of large publicly available video libraries results in a demand for techniques ...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow, the need to automatically infer semantics from raw...
We propose an automatic and efficient approach for the structure analysis of the tennis broadcasting...
Automatic classification and retrieval of video information based on content is a very challenging r...
Content-based video retrieval is emerging as an important part in the process of utilization of vari...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...
In this paper, we focus on the use of three different techniques that support automatic derivation o...
In this paper, we focus on the use of three different techniques that support automatic derivation o...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow, the need to automatically infer semantics from raw...
This paper addresses content-based video retrieval with an emphasis on recognizing events in tennis ...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow the need to query this data efficiently becomes sig...
This paper addresses the problem of recognizing human actions from video. Particularly, the case of ...
This report presents our techniques and results on automatic analysis of tennis videos for the ...
An increasing number of large publicly available video libraries results in a demand for techniques ...
An increasing number of large publicly available video libraries results in a demand for techniques ...
As amounts of publicly available video data grow, the need to automatically infer semantics from raw...
We propose an automatic and efficient approach for the structure analysis of the tennis broadcasting...
Automatic classification and retrieval of video information based on content is a very challenging r...
Content-based video retrieval is emerging as an important part in the process of utilization of vari...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...
Sports analysis has recently become popular in research and professional applications. This paper pr...