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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 29, 2024
Filed:
Aug. 18, 2021
Sportlogiq Inc., Montreal, CA;
Mehrsan Javan Roshtkhari, Beaconsfield, CA;
Evin Keane, Montreal, CA;
Philippe Desaulniers, Mont-Saint-Hilaire, CA;
Luke Carey Bornn, Sacramento, CA (US);
Sportlogiq Inc., Montreal, CA;
Abstract
There are provided methods and systems to generate a summary of a video by decomposing the video into segments automatically, where each segment has a quantitative score. The assigned scores to those segments can be generated using models that are quantitatively describing and/or evaluating the individual or group activities of the objects in the scene. The segments can be grouped based on their scores to generate a video summary. In an implementation, such a system can generate video summaries of a game based on the quantitative game models. Using a game model that assigns values to different game events and actions in a game, a set of most interesting, least interesting and neutral plays can be identified in the video and a highlight or lowlight reel generated. With adjusting the valuation of player actions and game events based on their impact on the game's result, the monotony in highlight reels can be avoided. The video segments can also be used to generate a playlist of the different plays in game ordered based on their assigned scores.