Video Analytics for Force Protection

Tu, Peter; Brooksby, G.; Doretto, Gianfranco; Hamilton, D. W. Wilson; Krahnstoever, N.; Laflen, J. M.; Liu, Xiaoming; Patwardhan, Kedar A.; Sebastian, Thomas; Tong, Yan; Tu, Jilin; Wheeler, Floyd J.; Wynnyk, Christopher M.; Yao, Yi; Yu, Tao

doi:10.1007/978-0-85729-127-1_27

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“…With the rapid development of society, people's habits will also pursue "fast" [1] . In browsing TV dramas, movies and so on, they gradually lose patience to enjoy slowly.…”

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An Empirical Study on Copyright Infringement of Movie Narrative Short Videos in the Age of Self-Media

2023

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With the rapid development of the Internet, mobile terminals and self-media, short videos, which are characterized by fast pace and convenience, have increasingly become one of the cultural pastimes that are closely related to people nowadays. However, as the whole society has become more and more aware of copyright in recent years, this kind of editing video faces the risk of infringement. The study of movie and television narration for the infringement of film and television works, on the one hand, can be more clearly defined infringement; on the other hand, can also better protect the legitimate rights and interests of the infringer, to encourage the public to actively create. This paper will mirror the relevant system, proposed from the legislation and other levels to improve the protection of short video copyright in China.

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“…With the rapid development of society, people's habits will also pursue "fast" [1] . In browsing TV dramas, movies and so on, they gradually lose patience to enjoy slowly.…”

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confidence: 99%

An Empirical Study on Copyright Infringement of Movie Narrative Short Videos in the Age of Self-Media

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Camera Selection for Adaptive Human-Computer Interface

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IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern, Syst.

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Video analytics has become a very important topic in computer vision. This paper introduces advanced video analytics human-computer interfaces for a video surveillance system to ease the tasks of security operators. The visualization of the most relevant views is provided by the human-computer interface module that preemptively activates cameras that will probably cover the motion of interesting objects. Human-computer interaction principles have been considered to develop the novel user interface. Four prototypes have been designed and usability performance has been evaluated, exploiting standard methods. Results obtained from such evaluations show the efficiency of the novel information visualization technique. © 2013 IEEE

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Video Analytics for Force Protection

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An Empirical Study on Copyright Infringement of Movie Narrative Short Videos in the Age of Self-Media

An Empirical Study on Copyright Infringement of Movie Narrative Short Videos in the Age of Self-Media

Camera Selection for Adaptive Human-Computer Interface

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