Video Stream Analytics for Viewers in the TV Industry

author: Guus Schreiber, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU)
published: July 16, 2012,   recorded: June 2012,   views: 3368
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Live video content is increasingly consumed over IP networks in addition to traditional broadcasting. The move to IP provides a huge opportunity to discover what people are watching in much greater breadth and depth than currently possible through interviews or set-top box based data gathering by rating organizations, because it allows direct analysis of consumer behavior via the logs they produce. The ViSTA-TV project will gather consumers’ anonymized viewing behavior as well as the actual video streams from broadcasters and IPTV transmitters to combine them with enhanced electronic program-guide information as the input for a holistic live-stream data mining analysis: the basis for an SME-driven market-place for TV viewing-behavior information.

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