Semantic Sketch-Based Video Retrieval with Autocompletion

Authors
Claudiu Tănase, Ivan Giangreco, Luca Rossetto, Heiko Schuldt, Omar Seddati, Stéphane Dupont, Ozan Can Altiok, Metin Sezgin
Type
In Proceedings
Date
2016/3
Appears in
Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI)
Location
Sonoma, CA, USA
Publisher
ACM
Abstract

The IMOTION system is a content-based video search engine that provides fast and intuitive known item search in large video collections. User interaction consists mainly of sketching, which the system recognizes in real-time and makes suggestions based on both visual appearance of the sketch (what does the sketch look like in terms of colors, edge distribution, etc.) and semantic content (what object is the user sketching). The latter is enabled by a predictive sketch-based UI that identifies likely candidates for the sketched object via state-of-the-art sketch recognition techniques and offers on-screen completion suggestions. In this demo, we show how the sketch-based video retrieval of the IMOTION system is used in a collection of roughly 30,000 video shots. The system indexes collection data with over 30 visual features describing color, edge, motion, and semantic information. Resulting feature data is stored in ADAM, an efficient database system optimized for fast retrieval.