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A System for Video Recommendation using Visual Saliency, Crowdsourced and Automatic Annotations

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In this paper we present a system for content-based video recommendation that exploits visual saliency to better represent video features and content\footnote{Demo video available at http://bit.ly/1FYloeQ}. Visual saliency is used to select relevant frames to be presented in a web-based interface to tag and annotate video frames in a social network; it is also employed to summarize video content to create a more effective video representation used in the recommender system. The system exploits automatic annotations from CNN-based classifiers on salient frames and user generated annotations. We evaluate several baseline approaches and show how the proposed method improves over them.

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          MM '15: Proceedings of the 23rd ACM international conference on Multimedia
          October 2015
          1402 pages
          ISBN:9781450334594
          DOI:10.1145/2733373

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