Fitness Dance Video Event Analysis Based on Dynamic Programming Fusion Multimoding
Author(s):
J. Ha
Affiliation(s):
Physical culture institute, Beifang University of Nationalities, Yinchuan, 750021, China
ABSTRACT: In order to better meet the needs of users to browse and retrieve video, this paper proposes an efficient analysis framework of fitness dance video event with video and text information fused. Which can quickly and accurately analyze the fitness dance video events, and extract the detailed information of the event ; Using the method of independent analysis of text and video to excavate event information for text and video as much as possible, to avoid affecting performance on account of multiple constraints. Using the method of dynamic programming to find the alignment of global optimal event on the basis of analysis of text and video. At the same time, according to the alignment results construct the global probability model with matching text events and video events. Therefore estimate the corresponding video clips that not match the text event, which avoid the existing methods only consider local time of video and text and missing and false detection events, the final event content information is detailed and accurate, which can meet the needs of users to browse and retrieve the content of the event.
Keywords : Event analysis; Fitness dance video; Dynamic programming.
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