Video-genre-classification
Simple SummaryContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
This invention describes a method and system for reliably classifying the genre of a video sequence. The approach uses multiple detector modules, each specialized for a specific genre (such as cartoon, commercial, music, news, or sport), to analyze the video and output probability scores. A combiner analyzes these probabilities using different algorithms (including statistical rules and support vector machines) to make a final, robust determination of the video’s genre, or to flag if the result is unreliable.
Use CasesContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Automatic genre tagging of TV shows, movies, and online videos for content libraries and streaming platforms
- Real-time genre classification for electronic program guides or smart TVs
- Personalized content filtering and recommendation systems based on user preferences
- Assisting legal/compliance teams in monitoring and flagging specific genres (e.g., advertisements) in broadcast streams
- Enhancing video search and organization in large video databases
- Automated metadata generation for multimedia content management systems
BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Increases reliability and accuracy in recognizing video genres by combining multiple independent detection methods
- Reduces manual effort required to label or organize video content by automating the genre classification process
- Enables real-time or near-real-time applications due to efficient algorithms and system setup
- Can be adapted to new or custom genres by updating or adding detector modules
- Helps bridge the semantic gap between human perception of genres and machine analysis, improving automated understanding of multimedia
- Supports flexible integration into a wide range of content management, recommendation, or compliance solutions
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Physics & Measurement
Sub Classifications
Computing & Calculating
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Applicants
Univ Berlin Tech
Sikora Thomas
Glasberg Ronald
Kelm Pascal
Mocigemba Martin
Oguz Hueseyin
Schmiedeke Sebastian
Patent Abstract
An exemplary embodiment of the invention relates to a method for classifying a video sequence (VS), characterized by the steps of analyzing the video sequence using a plurality of genre-specific detector modules (M1-M5), each genre-specific detector module providing a probability value (P1-P5) indicating the probability that the video sequence belongs to the genre assigned to the genre-specific detector module; and analyzing the probability values of the plurality of genre-specific detector modules using a combiner (CM) which analyzes said probability values and generates a classification signal (SC) classifying the video sequence as belonging to a specific genre (g).
Key Information
Publication No.
WO2010015422A1
Family ID
41168718
Publication Date
2010-02-11
Application No.
EP2009005890W
Application Date
2009-08-04
Priority Date
2008-08-06
Granted
Yes (1/3)
Possible Cooperation
For further information please contact the transfer office.