Multi-Agent-Based Film Editing Collaboration System

Abstract

In order to realize the effective cooperation between editor agents in the film and television editing collaboration system, it is analyzed that the state change of the film and television editing and production process is affected by the cross influence of multiple factors. A single agent can no longer satisfy the current film and television production. From the point of view of system theory, this article constructs the learner agent in the film and television editing system by introducing a new cooperation mechanism—the multi-agent collaborative system model. Collaboration and cooperation between multiple agents and the reinforcement learning between multiple editor agents are realized based on the film and television editing system between multiple agents. The operation mechanism of the separate organization is organized together, cooperates with each other and works in harmony to complete the collaborative effect of the film and television editing system, and can improve the interaction efficiency between the editor agents. Agent film and television editing’s cooperative learning approach allows for successful collaboration among editor agents. The Bayesian technique is utilized in this study to assess the likelihood of effective cooperation between two agents, and a trust model based on this method is presented, making up for the shortcomings of the existing collaborative learning system. The multi-agent collaboration system will be utilized for production in the film and television editing collaboration system. Many of the movie’s scenes and segments are created using computer technology special effects, giving viewers a very unique experience and a feast for the eyes and ears.

Retracted: Multi‐Agent‐Based Film Editing Collaboration System

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