Abstract
Current solutions are still far from reaching the ultimate goal, namely to enable users to retrieve the desired video clip among massive amounts of visual data in a semantically meaningful manner. With this study we propose a video database model (OVDAM) that provides automatic object, event and concept extraction. By using training sets and expert opinions, low-level feature values for objects and relations between objects are determined. N-Cut image segmentation algorithm is used to determine segments in video keyframes and the genetic algorithm-based classifier is used to make classification of segments (candidate objects) to objects. At the top level ontology of objects, events and concepts are used. Objects and/or events use all these information to generate events and concepts. The system has a reliable video data model, which gives the user the ability to make ontology-supported fuzzy querying. RDF is used to represent metadata. OWL is used to represent ontology and RDQL is used for querying. Queries containing objects, events, spatio-temporal clauses, concepts and low-level features are handled.
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