Graph drawing by force-directed placement
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Fluid interaction techniques for the control and annotation of digital video
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Schematic storyboarding for video visualization and editing
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A paper-based interface for video browsing and retrieval
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DAG-based visual interfaces for navigation in indexed video content
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Lexicon-based Browsers for Searching in News Video Archives
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Interactive Video: Algorithms and Technologies (Signals and Communication Technology)
Interactive Video: Algorithms and Technologies (Signals and Communication Technology)
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Learned lexicon-driven interactive video retrieval
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Multimedia Tools and Applications
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This paper presents 3 interfaces to access video contents. The stream explorer allows to explore and to segment video streams. The video explorer shows a synthetic view of structured TV programmes. The collection explorer proposes cartographies of large video collections. Based on visual and textual automatic processing, proximities and redundancies are analyzed, allowing the emergence of different levels of structure. This is made possible thanks to the volume of data considered: 7 channels during 100 days, ie 16000 hours or 20 Millions key frames. These three tools allow efficient exploration of video contents at different levels of interest: image, shot and sequence, programme and collection level.