TV Series Corpus
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posted on 2016-07-11, 08:27 authored by Xavier BostXavier Bost, Georges LinarèsCorpus of three TV Series with manual and automatic annotations:
- Breaking Bad: S01--S03 (file 'bb.json')
- Game of Thrones: S01--05 (file 'got.json')
- House of Cards: S01--S02 (file 'hoc.json')
All three files are in .json format and contain TV Series projects.
A project is specified by a name and is related to a TV Series defined by its name,
A TV Series contains seasons, defined by their number.
Every season is made of episodes, defined by their name and number, along wih the name of the associated video file, its frame rate and size (width x height).
Each episode contains both scenes an subtitles.
Scenes are made of shots.
A shot is defined by:
- Camera position labels, both manual and automatic.
- Starting and ending positions.
- Musicality rate measured every second and ranging from 0 to 1.
- Coordinates of rectangular boxes surrounding possible faces. Face detection is performed on a sample of 5 frames uniformly distributed over the shot. The position of each of these frames is mentioned.
The subtitles are defined by their:
- Textual content.
- Speaking character.
- Possible interlocutor(s): manually annotated; automatically annotated from the subtitle sequence, automatically annotated from the characters co-appearing in the current scene.
All timestamps are expressed in milliseconds and are valid for the video files extracted from the commercial DVDs, with recaps included at the beginning of the House of Cards episodes.
The .pdf file details the source of annotation (manual/automatic) for each of the tasks considered.
- Breaking Bad: S01--S03 (file 'bb.json')
- Game of Thrones: S01--05 (file 'got.json')
- House of Cards: S01--S02 (file 'hoc.json')
All three files are in .json format and contain TV Series projects.
A project is specified by a name and is related to a TV Series defined by its name,
A TV Series contains seasons, defined by their number.
Every season is made of episodes, defined by their name and number, along wih the name of the associated video file, its frame rate and size (width x height).
Each episode contains both scenes an subtitles.
Scenes are made of shots.
A shot is defined by:
- Camera position labels, both manual and automatic.
- Starting and ending positions.
- Musicality rate measured every second and ranging from 0 to 1.
- Coordinates of rectangular boxes surrounding possible faces. Face detection is performed on a sample of 5 frames uniformly distributed over the shot. The position of each of these frames is mentioned.
The subtitles are defined by their:
- Textual content.
- Speaking character.
- Possible interlocutor(s): manually annotated; automatically annotated from the subtitle sequence, automatically annotated from the characters co-appearing in the current scene.
All timestamps are expressed in milliseconds and are valid for the video files extracted from the commercial DVDs, with recaps included at the beginning of the House of Cards episodes.
The .pdf file details the source of annotation (manual/automatic) for each of the tasks considered.
