Description

We present PolemicTweet a system with an encompassing, economic, and engaging approach to video tagging and analysis. Annotating and tag- ging videos manually is a boring and time-consuming process. Yet, in the last couple of years the audiences of events—such as academic conferences—have begun to produce unexploited metadata in the form of micropost activities. With PolemicTweet we explore the use of tagged microposts for both video annotation and browsing aid. PolemicTweet is a system 1) to crowd source conference video tagging with structured sentiment metadata, 2) to engage audi- ences in a tagging process, and 3) to visualize these annotations for browsing and analyzing a video. We describe the the system and its components as well as the results from a one-year live deployment in 27 different events.

Article

Additional Materials

• Full Paper : http://hal.inria.fr/hal-00817591/
• Presentation : http://fr.slideshare.net/cybunk/polemic-tweet-interact4
• Deployed system : http://polemictweet.com/index.php?lang=en
• Source code : https://www.iri.centrepompidou.fr/dev/hg/tweet_live/
• Web video player source code : https://www.iri.centrepompidou.fr/dev/hg/metadataplayer/
• Web video player demo : http://polemictweet.com/rsln/polemicaltimeline.php#t=2970.2

Subsequent work

• User-supplied sentiments in tweets
• Bubble tv
• Visual Sedimentation

Presentation

Partners

• IRI Centre Pompidou
• Microsoft

Special thanks

Raphael Velt, Yves Marie Haussonne, Nicolas Sauret, Florence Duc, Vincent puig

Others related projects

• Bubble t
• Bubble tv
• Visual Sedimentation

Contacts

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• Samuel Huron, INRIA and IRI
• Petra Isenberg, INRIA
• Jean Daniel Fekete, INRIA