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Personalized News Video Recommendation Via Interactive Exploration

Published: 01 December 2008 Publication History

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In this paper, we have developed an interactive approach to enable personalized news video recommendation. First, multi-modal information channels (audio, video and closed captions) are seamlessly integrated and synchronized to achieve more reliable news topic detection, and the contextual relationships between the news topics are extracted automatically. Second, topic network and hyperbolic visualization are seamlessly integrated to achieve interactive navigation and exploration of large-scale collections of news videos at the topic level, so that users can have a good global overview of large-scale collections of news videos at the first glance. In such interactive topic network navigation and exploration process, the user's personal background knowledge can be taken into consideration for obtaining the <em>news topics of interest</em> interactively, building up their mental models of news needs precisely and formulating their searches easily by selecting the visible news topics on the screen directly. Our system can further recommend the relevant web news, the new search directions, and the most relevant news videos according to their importance and representativeness scores. Our experiments on large-scale collections of news videos have provided very positive results.

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cover image Guide Proceedings
ISVC '08: Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Advances in Visual Computing, Part II
December 2008
1195 pages
ISBN:9783540896456
  • Editors:
  • George Bebis,
  • Richard Boyle,
  • Bahram Parvin,
  • Darko Koracin,
  • Paolo Remagnino,
  • Fatih Porikli,
  • Jörg Peters,
  • James Klosowski,
  • Laura Arns,
  • Yu Ka Chun,
  • Theresa-Marie Rhyne,
  • Laura Monroe

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Berlin, Heidelberg

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Published: 01 December 2008

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  1. Topic network
  2. personalized news video recommendation

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