DCLab at MediaEval2014 Search and Hyperlinking Task

The study focused on a home user scenario, and for this, to reflect the current wide usage of computer tablets, partici- pants used a version of the AXES video search system [9]

A two step approach is implemented: relying on a topic segmentation technique, the first step consists in generating potential target seg- ments; then, for each anchor, the best

We submitted eight pairs of runs: four with different textual resources only, two using reranking based on visual similarity, and two using concept detection results.. Each of the

Visually similar adjacent shots are merged together to create Visual-scenes [10], while Topic- scenes are built by jointly considering the aforementioned results of visual

All measures, except the MAP-tol measure, are notably higher in the experiments in which we did not remove par- tially overlapping segments from the list of the retrieved segments..

The Search and Hyperlinking Task at MediaEval 2013 envisioned the following scenario: a user is searching for a segment of video that they know to be contained in a video

Concepts were inferred from the query text and the visual information mod- ule was used for query expansion, through the detection of visually similar segments to

• part-sc-C: Partial scenes search from shot boundary using textual and visual cues following three steps: filtering of the list of videos; querying for shots inside each video;