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Artikel
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Benjamin Guthier, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg.
2013
Algorithms for a Real-Time HDR Video System
Pattern Recognition Letters, 34, 9, 25 -33
Konferenz Beitrag
- Torben Dittrich, Stephan Kopf, Philipp Schaber, Benjamin Guthier und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ACM, 2013 Saliency Detection for Stereoscopic Video . New York, NY br>
- Benjamin Guthier, Kalun Ho, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ACM, 2013 Determining Exposure Values from HDR Histograms for Smartphone Photography . [New York, NY] br>
- Benjamin Guthier, Johannes Kiess, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. IEEE, 2013 Seam Carving for STereoscopic Video . Piscataway, NJ br>
- Melanie Klinger, Daniel Schön und Wolfgang Effelsberg. Ges. für Informatik, 2013 Implementierung und Evaluation eines QR-Code gestützten Umfrage-Tools für Präsenzveranstaltungen GI-Edition : Lecture Notes in Informatics. Proceedings. Bonn br>
- Philip Mildner, Frederik Claus, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ACM, 2013 Navigating Videos by Location . New York, NY br>
- Philipp Schaber und Wolfgang Effelsberg. IEEE, 2013 A Component System for Spontaneous Virtual Networks . Piscataway, NJ br>
- Daniel Schön, Melanie Klinger, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. AACE, 2013 HomeQuiz: Blending Paper Sheets with Mobile Self-Assessment Tests . Chesapeake, Va. br>
- Stefan Wilk und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ACM, 2013 Crowdsourced Evaluation of the Perceived Viewing Quality in User-generated Video . New York, NY br>
- Stefan Wilk, Stephan Kopf, S Schulz und Wolfgang Effelsberg. AACE, 2013 Social Video: A Collaborative Video Annotation Environment to Support E-Learning . Chesapeake, Va. br>Our social video system allows users to enrich video by additional information like external websites, hypertext, images, other videos, or communication channels. Users are able to annotate whole videos, scenes, and objects in the video. We do not focus on a single user accessing the system but on multiple users watching the video and accessing the annotations others have created. Our web-based prototype differs from classical hypervideo systems because it allows annotation (authoring) and navigation in videos by focusing on collaboration and communication between the users. The prototype is integrated into the online social network Facebook and was evaluated with more than 300 users. The evaluation analyzes the usage of the system with a learning scenario in mind and indicates a learning success of users.
Buch
- Wolfgang Effelsberg, Ralf Steinmetz und Thorsten Strufe. Springer, 2013 Benchmarking peer-to-peer systems : understanding quality of service in large-scale distributed systems Berlin [u.a.] br>
Forschungs Papier
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Benjamin Guthier, Johannes Kiess, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ,
Technical Reports. 2013
Stereoscopic Seam Carving With Temporal Consistency
Mannheim, . 13-002
In this paper, we present a novel technique for seam carving of stereoscopic video. It removes seams of pixels in areas that are most likely not noticed by the viewer. When applying seam carving to stereoscopic video rather than monoscopic still images, new challenges arise. The detected seams must be consistent between the left and the right view, so that no depth information is destroyed. When removing seams in two consecutive frames, temporal consistency between the removed seams must be established to avoid flicker in the resulting video. By making certain assumptions, the available depth information can be harnessed to improve the quality achieved by seam carving. Assuming that closer pixels are more important, the algorithm can focus on removing distant pixels first. Furthermore, we assume that coherent pixels belonging to the same object have similar depth. By avoiding to cut through edges in the depth map, we can thus avoid cutting through object boundaries. -
Stephan Kopf, Benjamin Guthier, Philipp Schaber, Torben Dittrich und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ,
Technical Reports. 2013
Analysis of Disparity Maps for Detecting Saliency in Stereoscopic Video
Mannheim, . 13-003
We present a system for automatically detecting salient image regions in stereoscopic videos. This report extends our previous system and provides additional details about its implementation. Our proposed algorithm considers information based on three dimensions: salient colors in individual frames, salient information derived from camera and object motion, and depth saliency. These three components are dynamically combined into one final saliency map based on the reliability of the individual saliency detectors. Such a combination allows using more efficient algorithms even if the quality of one detector degrades. For example, we use a computationally efficient stereo correspondence algorithm that might cause noisy disparity maps for certain scenarios. In this case, however, a more reliable saliency detection algorithm such as the image saliency is preferred. To evaluate the quality of the saliency detection, we created modified versions of stereoscopic videos with the non-salient regions blurred. Having users rate the quality of these videos, the results show that most users do not detect the blurred regions and that the automatic saliency detection is very reliable. -
Dominik Schneider, Denny Stohr, Joachim Tingvold, Andre B. Amundsen, Lydia Weiland, Ansgar Scherp, Stephan Kopf und Wolfgang Effelsberg. ,
. 2013
fulgeo-Design of an Intuitive User Interface for a Multimedia Search Engine
Mannheim [u.a.], .
Multimedia documents like PowerPoint presentations or Flash documents are widely adopted in the Internet and exist in context of lots of different topics. However, so far there is no user friendly way to explore and search for this content. The aim of this work is to address this issue by developing a new, easy-to-use user interface approach and prototype search engine. Our system is called fulgeo and specifically focuses on a suitable multimedia interface for visualizing the query results of Flash documents. The prototype is available online as live demo at: http://fulgeo.komsys.org/