A. Araújo, J. Chaves, David M. Chen, Roland Angst, B. Girod
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Stanford I2V: a news video dataset for query-by-image experiments
Reproducible research in the area of visual search depends on the availability of large annotated datasets. In this paper, we address the problem of querying a video database by images that might share some contents with one or more video clips. We present a new large dataset, called Stanford I2V. We have collected more than 3; 800 hours of newscast videos and annotated more than 200 ground-truth queries. In the following, the dataset is described in detail, the collection methodology is outlined and retrieval performance for a benchmark algorithm is presented. These results may serve as a baseline for future research and provide an example of the intended use of the Stanford I2V dataset. The dataset can be downloaded at http://purl.stanford.edu/zx935qw7203.