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Posts Tagged: Cees Snoek

Cees Snoek – Concept based Video Search

By dennis deicke, November 14, 2009

Cees Snoek, member of the Intelligent Systems Lab of the University of Amsterdam, talked about the future of video search. He starts by explaining how the traditional and familiar video search engines work: via text queries. But Snoek points out that an interface working with text queries is insufficient to produce satisfying results. This way [...]

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