Perfect Match in Video Retrieval
This paper presents the first version of our video search system Perfect Match for the Video Browser Showdown 2023 competition. The system indexes videos from the large V3C video dataset and derives visual content descriptors automatically. Furthermore, it provides an interactive video search user interface (UI), which implements approaches from the domain of critiquing-based recommendation, to enable the user to find the desired video segment as fast as possible.
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