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Semantic Concept Mining Based on Hierarchical Event Detection for Soccer Video Indexing.

Maheshkumar H Kolekar¹, Kannappan Palaniappan¹, Somnath Sengupta²

¹Dept. of Computer Science, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO 65211-2060, USA.

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Summary

This study introduces automated semantic labeling for soccer videos, extracting key events like goals and saves. The novel method enhances video indexing and summarization for sports content analysis.

Keywords:

content-based indexing event detection highlights mining semantic concept sequential association sports video classification

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Background:

Automated video indexing and summarization are crucial for managing large sports archives.
Existing methods often rely on shot detection and clustering, which can be inefficient and lose temporal context.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel automated system for semantic labeling of broadcast soccer video sequences.
To improve the accuracy and efficiency of sports video analysis through a new hierarchical classification framework.

Main Methods:

A hierarchical, top-down video scene classification approach is proposed, avoiding traditional shot clustering.
Sequential association mining and a novel sequential association distance are used to classify event sequences into semantic concepts (e.g., goals, saves).

Main Results:

The proposed method accurately detects and classifies soccer events, maintaining temporal order.
The system successfully extracts excitement clips and assigns semantic labels, enabling highlight generation.

Conclusions:

The novel framework offers improved accuracy and temporal coherence for soccer video analysis.
This approach facilitates efficient video retrieval, highlight extraction, and video skimming for sports content.