Mining Text and Visual Links to Browse TV Programs in a Web-Like Way

Authors:
Xin Fan;Hisashi Miyamori;Katsumi Tanaka;Mingjing Li
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEICE - Transactions on Information and Systems
Year:
2007

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Abstract

As the amount of recorded TV content is increasing rapidly, people need active and interactive browsing methods. In this paper, we use both text information from closed captions and visual information from video frames to generate links to enable users to easily explore not only the original video content but also augmented information from the Web. This solution especially shows its superiority when the video content cannot be fully represented by closed captions. A prototype system was implemented and some experiments were carried out to prove its effectiveness and efficiency.