Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Scene Detection in Broadcast Video
summary
Claims a fully automated scene detection pipeline that segments videos into story units without a human editor and places ad breaks. Implementation trains a deep network to learn a distance metric over shots using 2048-dim Inception bottleneck visual descriptors, mel spectrogram audio encodings and Google News word2vec text embeddings, produces a cosine similarity matrix over all shots, clusters contiguous shots and picks local minima as boundaries with confidence scores. Trained on BBC Planet Earth, it shows clear diagonal clusters and tunable precision for obvious versus subtle scene breaks.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Why Scene Detection
- 2:27Architecture
- 4:16Neural Network
- 6:44Textual Network
- 8:12Single Feature Factor
- 9:35Clustering Strategy
- 11:05Scene Breaks
- 12:44Confidence Scores
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