Video content representation on tiny devices
Jun Wang, Marcel J. T. Reinders, R.L. Lagendijk, Jasper Lindenberg, Mohan Kankanhalli · 2005
The perceptual satisfaction of a user watching video on a tiny mobile device is constrained by the display capability and network bandwidth. To maximize the user's perceptual satisfaction in this constrained environment, we propose a new method to represent the video content adaptively in real-time on tiny devices according to the user's attention. First, a sampling based dynamic attention model is proposed to obtain and maintain the user's attention in the video streams. Second, based on the most attended regions and sequences extracted, the attention based representation is introduced to achieve a higher perceptual satisfaction on a small display. Experiments with users show the effectiveness of our proposed method in a video surveillance application.