Using Saliency and Cropping to Improve Video Memorability

Vaibhav Mudgal, Qingyang Wang, Lorin Sweeney, Alan F. Smeaton
9/21/2023
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Abstract

Video memorability is a measure of how likely a particular video is to be remembered by a viewer when that viewer has no emotional connection with the video content. It is an important characteristic as videos that are more memorable are more likely to be shared, viewed, and discussed. This paper presents results of a series of experiments where we improved the memorability of a video by selectively cropping frames based on image saliency. We present results of a basic fixed cropping as well as the results from dynamic cropping where both the size of the crop and the position of the crop within the frame, move as the video is played and saliency is tracked. Our results indicate that especially for videos of low initial memorability, the memorability score can be improved.

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@article{mudgal2023using,
  title  = {Using Saliency and Cropping to Improve Video Memorability},
  author = {Vaibhav Mudgal and Qingyang Wang and Lorin Sweeney and Alan F. Smeaton},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2309.11881},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2309.11881v1}
}

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