Camiolog is coming to the rescue by learning what’s boring and selecting only the images with interesting action. It’s not perfect yet. But to show how helpful it is in reviewing video images, take a look at the examples below.
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BEFORE & AFTER Camiolog's Learning Motion Filter (94% less boredom) |
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The orange motion cloud highlights the interesting motion. |
(from 1,034 to 63!)
There were very few false negatives (4 frames out of 1,080) and not a single interesting event sequence was missed. Watch how a person playing chameleon with his car is detected even while ignoring swaying branches just pixels away!
In practice, Camiolog’s learning motion filter turns a flood of images, in which the interesting action is lost among the spurious motion, into a short and informative summarization. Watch this BEFORE and AFTER video for a sample of the effect:
(you may want to watch in full-screen HD)
Getting rid of spurious motion is only half the benefit; the other half is drawing your attention to the interesting events, preventing them from getting lost in the chaff. The orange motion cloud highlights the interesting motion.
We plan to make this "interesting motion only" view the default on camiolog.com very soon - you can still see all frames on request. In the meantime, use the keyboard shortcut key
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to hide motionless frames and the key =
to unhide motionless frames. (BTW, the slash key /
displays all the keyboard shortcuts)We have work to do, so thank you in advance for your continued use of the Donate to Science button that helps so much in making your Camiolog smarter!