MSR-Asia at TREC-11 Video Track

MSR-Asia at TREC-10 Video Track: Shot Boundary Detection Task

The video track is added into TREC-10, composed of two tasks, automatic shot boundary detection and video retrieval. In this year, we (MSR-Asia) participated in the video track, focusing on shot boundary detection task. Our work is to find out all of boundaries the shot changes by a fast algorithm based on uncompressed domain. In our algorithm, all of non-cut transitions are considered as gradu...

The TREC-2001 Video Track Report

New in TREC-2001 was the Video Track, the goal of which was to promote progress in content-based retrieval from digital video via open, metrics-based evaluation. The track built on publicly available video provided by the Open Video Project of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill under Gary Marchionini (Marchionini, 2001), the NIST Digital Video Library (Over, 2001), and stock shot v...

CLIPS at TREC 11: Experiments in Video Retrieval

This paper presents the systems used by CLIPS-IMAG to perform the Shot Boundary Detection (SBD) task, the Feature Extraction (FE) and the Search (S) task of the Video track of the TREC-11 conference. Results obtained for the TREC-11 evaluation are presented.

The TREC-2002 Video Track Report

TREC-2002 saw the second running of the Video Track, the goal of which was to promote progress in content-based retrieval from digital video via open, metrics-based evaluation. This year the track used 73.3 hours of publicly available digital video (MPEG1/VCD) downloaded by the participants directly from the Internet Archive (Prelinger Archives) (internetarchive, 2002) and some from the Open Vi...

Microsoft Research Asia at Web Track and Terabyte Track of TREC 2004