How do people organize their photos in each event and how does it affect storytelling, searching and interpretation tasks?
Jesse Prabawa Gozali, Min‐Yen Kan, Hari Sundaram · 2012
This paper explores photo organization within an event photo stream, i.e. the chronological sequence of photos from a single event. The problem is important: with the advent of inexpensive, easy-to-use photo capture devices, people can take a large number of photos per event. A family trip, for example, may include hundreds of photos. In this work, we have developed a photo browser that uses automatically segmented groups of photos---referred to as chapters---to organize such photos. The photo browser also affords users with a drag-and-drop interface to refine the chapter groupings.