Published: 10 Oct 2019 › Updated: 10 Oct 2019
CDVA (Compact Descriptors for Video Analysis) Enable "Video Understanding"
One of the most popular applications of artificial intelligence is object detection where you have models capable of detecting objects or subjects being cats, dogs, cars, laptops, or other. As I discovered in a press release by Gyrfalcon, there's something similar for videos called CDVA (Compact Descriptors for Video Analysis) that's capable of analyzing the scene taking place, and describe it in a precise manner.
The CDVA standard, aka MPEG ISO/IEC 15938-15, describes how video features can be extracted and stored as compact metadata for efficient matching and scalable search. Gyrfalcon published a press release, their Lightspeeur
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