Adobe, Inc.

University of Surrey

Simon Jenni

Viswanathan Swaminathan

John Philip Collomosse

Fabian David Caba Heilbron

Markus Woodson

Hailin Jin

Ritwik Sinha

Md Mehrab Tanjim

Van Tu Bui

Alexander Black

Embodiments are disclosed for performing content authentication. A method of content authentication may include dividing a query video into a plurality of chunks. A feature vector may be generated, using a fingerprinting model, for each chunk from the plurality of chunks. Similar video chunks are identified from a trusted chunk database based on the feature vectors using a multi-chunk search policy. One or more original videos corresponding to the query video are then returned.

Scalable video fingerprinting for content authenticity

This disclosure describes one or more implementations of systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods that generate a temporally remapped video that satisfies a desired target duration while preserving natural video dynamics. In certain instances, the disclosed systems utilize a playback speed prediction machine-learning model that recognizes and localizes temporally varying changes in video playback speed to re-time a digital video with varying frame-change speeds. For instance, to re-time the digital video, the disclosed systems utilize the playback speed prediction machine-learning model to infer the slowness of individual video frames. Subsequently, in certain embodiments, the disclosed systems determine, from frames of a digital video, a temporal frame sub-sampling that is consistent with the slowness predictions and fit within a target video duration. In certain implementations, the disclosed systems utilize the temporal frame sub-sampling to generate a speed varying digital video that preserves natural video dynamics while fitting the target video duration.

Retiming digital videos utilizing deep learning

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that utilize deep learning to map query videos to known videos so as to identify a provenance of the query video or identify editorial manipulations of the query video relative to a known video. For example, the video comparison system includes a deep video comparator model that generates and compares visual and audio descriptors utilizing codewords and an inverse index. The deep video comparator model is robust and ignores discrepancies due to benign transformations that commonly occur during electronic video distribution.

Determining video provenance utilizing deep learning

The disclosed invention includes systems and methods for training and employing equivariant models for generating representations (e.g., vector representations) of temporally-varying content, such as but not limited to video content. The trained models are equivariant to temporal transformations applied to the input content (e.g., video content). The trained models are additionally invariant to non-temporal transformations (e.g., spatial and/or color-space transformations) applied to the input content. Such representations are employed in various machine learning tasks, such as but not limited to video retrieval (e.g., video search engine applications), identification of actions depicted in video, and temporally ordering clips of the video.

Equivariant models for generating vector representations of temporally-varying content

Retiming digital videos utilizing machine learning and temporally varying speeds

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