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互联网周刊关于视频搜索的报道 (Chinese). 李洋.
March 2007.
搜索视频的“内心” |
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CCTV4关于视频搜索的报道 (Chinese).
环球360.
June 2006.
Video:
http://www.6rooms.com/watch/10074.html
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Microsoft Research
Asia in ACM Multimedia Spotlight,
by Rob Knies, in research.microsoft.com.
... Xian-Sheng Hua will be presenting one of
the featured papers during the Association for Computing Machinery’s
Multimedia 2006 conference, but as far as he is concerned, the
experience will be all about a different sort of communication
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TechFest Live!,
by By Rob Knies, in research.microsoft.com.
March 2005.
... Talk about cool. Xian-Sheng Hua, a
researcher with Microsoft Research Asia’s Internet Media Group, is
demonstrating technologies he has developed that promise to
revolutionize the field of video search.
Typically, he explains, video search uses surrounding text or captions
to identify keywords that can be used for search. But because video is
such a visual medium, this text-based approach has limited utility at
best.
“We go beyond that,” Hua says, “by using content-based indexing.”
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Turn Your Photos Into
Movies, by Suzanne Ross, in Microsoft Research News & Highlights,
January 17 2005.
" ... 'A
single photograph contains extremely rich content,' said Xian-Sheng Hua,
the lead researcher on the project. 'We wanted to use this content to
build entertaining videos from still photos.' In the
Photo2Video project, the researchers used three key steps to
automatically convert photos into video, taking their cues from
traditional filmmaking techniques. The steps are story generation,
framing scheme, and video composition ... " |
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A
Tour of Microsoft's Research Venture in Downtown Beijing,
by Christophe Blanc, in Tom's Guide Daily, 24 June 2004.
" ...Then
it automatically generates an edited version, based on the importance
curve and possibly on other criteria such as the music you chose as a
sound illustration (shot changes are synchronized with the tempo of the
music). According to Hua Xiansheng, in terms of time, the whole
operation will take one-tenth of the length of the video being
processed. The result is sometimes surprising, but generally
satisfactory in most cases, ... "
(The thumbnail on
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The World's
Hottest Lab, by Gregory T. Huang, in MIT's Technology Review,
June 2004.
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"Fast forward: Researcher Xiansheng Hua demos a home
entertainment interface that automatically indexes
video by subject matter."
(The thumbnail on
the left is my picture in the article.) |
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Windows Movie Maker
2, The Sequel,
in
Smart Computing, May 2003.
"And by
fun, we're referring to using Windows Movie Maker 2 to create a movie
with its storyboard or timeline components. Let's first look at Windows
Movie Maker 2's new built-in feature: AutoMovie ... " |
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微软的另一块肌肉, in
IT经理世界,
2003. (Chinese) |
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微软亚洲研究院10大技术突破
- 多媒体信息分析及构建技术, 2003. (Chinese) |
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Windows Video Editing Pulls Ahead of the Mac,
by Paul Thurrott, in Connected Home EXPRESS,
13 November 2002.
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Instead of looking at the manual process, let's look at Windows Movie
Maker 2's exciting new AutoMovie feature, which uses Microsoft Research
technology to analyze your video clips and create a professionally
edited movie that includes the best parts of each scene you selected. It
sounds impossible, but AutoMovie does an amazing job, effectively
eliminating the time and effort barriers to video editing ... " |
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「微軟研究院」 把不可能技術變可能, in Liberty Times Web 2002. (Chinese) |
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