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VideoPro simplifies creating labeled video data for machine learning using visual analytics and event-based labeling functions. This approach reduces human effort in video data programming and model training.

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Area of Science:

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Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

Supervised machine learning for video analysis demands extensive labeled data, which is expensive and time-consuming to obtain.
Existing data programming methods face challenges with the high dimensionality and temporal complexity of video data.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce VideoPro, a visual analytics approach for scalable video data programming.
To reduce human effort in labeling video data for machine learning models.
To enable effective model steering through iterative programming.

Main Methods:

Extracting human-understandable events from videos as atomic labeling function components.
Developing a two-stage template mining algorithm to identify sequential event patterns for labeling function templates.
Implementing a visual interface for exploring, examining, and applying labeling templates.
Enabling users to monitor and adjust programming based on model performance.

Main Results:

VideoPro facilitates flexible and scalable video data programming.
The approach effectively leverages event patterns for efficient data labeling.
Users can iteratively refine programming to improve model performance.
Case studies and expert interviews demonstrate the approach's efficiency and effectiveness.

Conclusions:

VideoPro offers a novel visual analytics solution for video data programming.
The method addresses the challenges of labeling complex video data.
It empowers users to efficiently create labeled datasets and steer machine learning models.