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Video Annotation

Video annotation is a process of analysing and preparing algorithms to label video datasets accurately. Deep learning and computer vision models are thereafter used to further classify these video clips. The bifurcation can be done on creiterias chosen by the company based on their requirement. Avistos has formulated datasets using video annotator tools, to analyse video content based on variable industry demands. We provide support to requirements which involve video labelling and classification to be done. Object classification is an integral part of Video annotating for any industry. It also uses tools also used in image annotation, as it is a crucial annotating method in video datasets for frame labeling and interpolation as well. Today, each sector is seening an increase in demands for video annotation tools using deep learning models. Avistos has enhanced tools for raw data classification and indentification. Be it autonomous vehicles, flying and agriculture. Or, biotech and sports, we cover all major industries.


Shot Boundary

How can you determine a shot boundary? Identifying a change or discontinuity in a scene is a change in shot. The video annotating tool used analyses and detects this change in a particular video clip.

End Credits

End Credit Annotations are identified in a clip, either at the beginning of the ending of a particular video. The video data annotator marks the exact number of times this occurs during a video progression.


Black Frame

Many a time, be it a movie or a short video clip - the screen goes blank. This is referred to as a black frame. It could happen multiple times during a video, partaking to a break in a scene or at the beginning or end of the clip.

Color Bar/SMPTE

The reason for color bars being used is to determine chroma and luminance levels on a particular screen type. The annotator tools calculate the number of times this occurs in a video.


Slates

Slates are frames used for the production teams and their reference pertaining to a particular shot. It demarcates the details of the scene along with other details required on the back end. For a viewer, slates are not visible during the airing of a movie or show.

Image Credit

There is a variable difference between end credits and image credits. While end credits can be expected either at the beginning or the end of a video clip. Image credits are noticed through various scenes in the entire clip instead. These texts could be variable.


Logo

The production or direction crew includes logos in a video. The dataset identifies the logo usage and the number of occurances throughout.

Shot Verification

The details of the shot are determined on the frames to maximize annotation accuracy.


Scene Annotation

Detecting video scene annotations are significantly prominent. Deep learning models are used to identify scenes and their relative semantics. Each scene change in a shot is recognized and the capabilities of the annotation tool allow it to mark the number correctly.