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A human vs. machine challenge in fashion color classification
No full textFor this demo, we present a set of stark applications designed to evaluate the performance of a color similarity retrieval system against human operators performance in the same tasks. The proposed series of tests give some interesting insights about the perception of color classes and the reliability of manual annotation in the fashion context. © 2012 Springer-Verlag
Semantic transcoding for live video server
No full textIn this paper we present transcoding techniques for a video server architecture that enables the user to access live video streams by using different devices with different capabilities. For live videos, annotation methods cannot be exploited. Instead we propose methods of on-the-fly transcoding that adapt the video content with respect to the user resources and the video semantic. Thus we propose an object-based transcoding with "classes of relevance"(for instance People, Face and Background). To compare the different strategies we propose a metric based on the Weighted Mean Square Error that allows the analysis of different application scenarios by means of a class-wise distortion measure. The obtained results show that the use of semantic can improve the bandwidth to distortion ratio significantly
Shot, scene and keyframe ordering for interactive video re-use
Get PDFThis paper presents a complete system for shot and scene detection in broadcast videos, as well as a method to select the best representative key-frames, which could be used in new interactive interfaces for accessing large collections of edited videos. The final goal is to enable an improved access to video footage and the re-use of video content with the direct management of user-selected video-clips
BarBeR: A Barcode Benchmarking Repository
Get PDFSince their invention in 1949, barcodes have remained the preferred method for automatic data capture, playing a crucial role in supply chain management. To detect a barcode in an image, multiple algorithms have been proposed in the literature, with a significant increase of interest in the topic since the rise of deep learning. However, research in the field suffers from many limitations, including the scarcity of public datasets and code implementations, which hampers the reproducibility and reliability of published results. For this reason, we developed "BarBeR" (Barcode Benchmark Repository), a benchmark designed for testing and comparing barcode detection algorithms. This benchmark includes the code implementation of various detection algorithms for barcodes, along with a suite of useful metrics. It offers a range of test setups and can be expanded to include any localization algorithm. In addition, we provide a large, annotated dataset of 8748 barcode images, combining multiple public barcode datasets with standardized annotation formats for both detection and segmentation tasks. Finally, we share the results obtained from running the benchmark on our dataset, offering valuable insights into the performance of different algorithms
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