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Dias, L., Brandão, T. & Batista, F. (2016). Detecting violence on movie excerpts - A machine-learning approach based on audio and video features. INForum 2016. --, -----
L. J. Dias et al., "Detecting violence on movie excerpts - A machine-learning approach based on audio and video features", in INForum 2016, Lisboa, vol. --, pp. -----, 2016
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author = "Dias, L. and Brandão, T. and Batista, F.",
title = "Detecting violence on movie excerpts - A machine-learning approach based on audio and video features",
year = "2016",
howpublished = "Digital",
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}
TY - CPAPER TI - Detecting violence on movie excerpts - A machine-learning approach based on audio and video features T2 - INForum 2016 VL - -- AU - Dias, L. AU - Brandão, T. AU - Batista, F. PY - 2016 SP - ----- CY - Lisboa AB - Violence in movies and its relation to children’s behavior has been a subject of many social studies, specially in today’s world where parents have less control on the multimedia contents accessed by their children. This paper presents a study on the automatic detection of violence on movie excerpts using machine-learning algorithms. The proposed approach explores audio and visual features extracted from the movie excerpts combined with the widely used machine learning classifiers – Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Neural Network – in order to detect the presence of violence in a movie excerpt. The impact of using audio and visual features, independently or combined, is analyzed. After experimenting different combinations of audio and video features, interesting conclusions have been drawn: the use of audio features seems to be imperative in this task and, from the video signal, the most representative features seem to be the ones related to motion. ER -
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