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Symbiosis between the TRECVid benchmark and video libraries at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

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Audiovisual archives are investing in large-scale digitization efforts of their analogue holdings and, in parallel, ingesting an ever-increasing amount of born-digital files in their digital storage facilities. Digitization opens up new access paradigms and boosted re-use of audiovisual content. Query-log analyses show the shortcomings of manual annotation, therefore archives are complementing these annotations by developing novel search engines that automatically extract information from both audio and the visual tracks. Over the past few years, the TRECVid benchmark has developed a novel relationship with the Netherlands Institute of Sound and Vision (NISV) which goes beyond the NISV just providing data and use cases to TRECVid. Prototype and demonstrator systems developed as part of TRECVid are set to become a key driver in improving the quality of search engines at the NISV and will ultimately help other audiovisual archives to offer more efficient and more fine-grained access to their collections. This paper reports the experiences of NISV in leveraging the activities of the TRECVid benchmark.

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Acknowledgments

J. Oomen is supported by the AGORA project of the NWO CATCH programme. A. Smeaton would like to acknowledge support of Science Foundation Ireland through grant number 07/CE/I1147.

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  1. Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Johan Oomen

  2. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, 20899-8940, USA

    Paul Over

  3. TNO and the Institute for Computing and Information Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

    Wessel Kraaij

  4. CLARITY: Centre for Sensor Web Technologies, Dublin City University, Glasnevin, Dublin 9, Ireland

    Alan F. Smeaton

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Oomen, J., Over, P., Kraaij, W. et al. Symbiosis between the TRECVid benchmark and video libraries at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. Int J Digit Libr 13, 91–104 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00799-012-0102-3

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