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}} The CoViStories workshop seeks contributions in the area of visual story creation, with collaborative videos, images and texts available from professional media and social-media users. The challenges in creating such visual timelines are various: alignment of videos and images through sound or timestamps, detection of video intervals of high interest, caption generation for a group of pictures, among others. Contributions in the following topics are expected: Analysis and verification of collaborative visual content: the visual understanding of individual images or groups of related images provides strong relevance indicators with respect to the final visual story. Moreover, detecting the reliability of such visual content is critical to ensure the truth of the story. Specific topics: a.      Image concept detection b.      Collaborative event-episodes annotation c.      Visual forensics Temporal aspects of stories: the temporal aspects and relations extracted from visual content are key to conveying coherent, sequential storytelling. Specific topics: a.      Collaborative event-episodes detection b.      Temporal and semantic media alignment c.      Information freshness d.      Multimodal event timelines Qualitative and perceptual aspects: are often a decisive factor in the selection of the best images and videos that can tell a story. Specific topics: a.      Event summary diversity b.      QoE in visual summaries c.      Affect and emotion in visual summaries and caption generation Collaborative visual summaries: the creation of visual summaries and their descriptions are the ultimate goal, building on the previous topics. Specific topics: a.      Multimodal caption generation b.      Collaborative media summaries c.      Non-linear and multiple view summarization User studies: we also encourage ideas about how to evaluate visual user experiences in terms of visual coherence, visual composition, story comprehensiveness and other aspects related to the creation of visual summaries from both professional and social-media content. Applications: collective contributions of images and videos concerning a particular event can be found in many domains. Social-media applications, family photo albums, historical photo libraries, patient’s clinical history, are some of the examples. We will accept contributions as full-papers and position-papers on the above topics. Submissions are limited to 6 pages.
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The CoViStories workshop seeks contributions in the area of visual story creation, with collaborative videos, images and texts available from professional media and social-media users. The challenges in creating such visual timelines are various: alignment of videos and images through sound or timestamps, detection of video intervals of high interest, caption generation for a group of pictures, among others. Contributions in the following topics are expected:
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Analysis and verification of collaborative visual content: the visual understanding of individual images or groups of related images provides strong relevance indicators with respect to the final visual story. Moreover, detecting the reliability of such visual content is critical to ensure the truth of the story. Specific topics:
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a.      Image concept detection
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b.      Collaborative event-episodes annotation
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c.      Visual forensics
 +
 
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Temporal aspects of stories: the temporal aspects and relations extracted from visual content are key to conveying coherent, sequential storytelling. Specific topics:
 +
a.      Collaborative event-episodes detection
 +
b.      Temporal and semantic media alignment
 +
c.      Information freshness
 +
d.      Multimodal event timelines
 +
 
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Qualitative and perceptual aspects: are often a decisive factor in the selection of the best images and videos that can tell a story. Specific topics:
 +
a.      Event summary diversity
 +
b.      QoE in visual summaries
 +
c.      Affect and emotion in visual summaries and caption generation
 +
 
 +
Collaborative visual summaries: the creation of visual summaries and their descriptions are the ultimate goal, building on the previous topics. Specific topics:
 +
a.      Multimodal caption generation
 +
b.      Collaborative media summaries
 +
c.      Non-linear and multiple view summarization
 +
 
 +
User studies: we also encourage ideas about how to evaluate visual user experiences in terms of visual coherence, visual composition, story comprehensiveness and other aspects related to the creation of visual summaries from both professional and social-media content.
 +
 
 +
Applications: collective contributions of images and videos concerning a particular event can be found in many domains. Social-media applications, family photo albums, historical photo libraries, patient’s clinical history, are some of the examples.
 +
 
 +
 
 +
We will accept contributions as full-papers and position-papers on the above topics. Submissions are limited to 6 pages.
 
 
  

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ICCV CoViStories 2017
ICCV 2017 - CoViStories 2017 : ICCV 2017 - CoViStories: Workshop on Collaborative Visual Stories
Dates 2017/10/23 (iCal) - 2017/10/23
Homepage: http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=64989&copyownerid=100138
Location
Location: Venice, Italy
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Important dates
Submissions: 2017/07/08
Table of Contents


The CoViStories workshop seeks contributions in the area of visual story creation, with collaborative videos, images and texts available from professional media and social-media users. The challenges in creating such visual timelines are various: alignment of videos and images through sound or timestamps, detection of video intervals of high interest, caption generation for a group of pictures, among others. Contributions in the following topics are expected:

Analysis and verification of collaborative visual content: the visual understanding of individual images or groups of related images provides strong relevance indicators with respect to the final visual story. Moreover, detecting the reliability of such visual content is critical to ensure the truth of the story. Specific topics: a. Image concept detection b. Collaborative event-episodes annotation c. Visual forensics

Temporal aspects of stories: the temporal aspects and relations extracted from visual content are key to conveying coherent, sequential storytelling. Specific topics: a. Collaborative event-episodes detection b. Temporal and semantic media alignment c. Information freshness d. Multimodal event timelines

Qualitative and perceptual aspects: are often a decisive factor in the selection of the best images and videos that can tell a story. Specific topics: a. Event summary diversity b. QoE in visual summaries c. Affect and emotion in visual summaries and caption generation

Collaborative visual summaries: the creation of visual summaries and their descriptions are the ultimate goal, building on the previous topics. Specific topics: a. Multimodal caption generation b. Collaborative media summaries c. Non-linear and multiple view summarization

User studies: we also encourage ideas about how to evaluate visual user experiences in terms of visual coherence, visual composition, story comprehensiveness and other aspects related to the creation of visual summaries from both professional and social-media content.

Applications: collective contributions of images and videos concerning a particular event can be found in many domains. Social-media applications, family photo albums, historical photo libraries, patient’s clinical history, are some of the examples.


We will accept contributions as full-papers and position-papers on the above topics. Submissions are limited to 6 pages.






ICCV 2017   International Conference on Computer Vision


ACML 2017   The 9th Asian Conference on Machine Learning


ICPR 2018   24th International Conference on Pattern Recognition


MVR3D 2017   ICCV Workshop on Multiview Relationships in 3D Data


WWW 2018   World Wide Web (The Web Conference)


HCI-Europe 2017   Human Computer Interaction HCI-Europe 2017


ICMLA 2017   16th IEEE International Conference On Machine Learning And Applications


VCIP 2017   Visual Communications and Image Processing


WACV 2017   IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision


CASCON 2017   Conference of the Centre for Advanced Studies on Collaborative Research

Facts about "ICCV CoViStories 2017"
AcronymICCV 2017 - CoViStories 2017 +
End dateOctober 23, 2017 +
Event typeConference +
Has coordinates45° 26' 14", 12° 20' 5"Latitude: 45.437191666667
Longitude: 12.334588888889
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Has location cityVenice +
Has location countryCategory:Italy +
Homepagehttp://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=64989&copyownerid=100138 +
IsAEvent +
Start dateOctober 23, 2017 +
Submission deadlineJuly 8, 2017 +
TitleICCV 2017 - CoViStories 2017 : ICCV 2017 - CoViStories: Workshop on Collaborative Visual Stories +