论文信息 - Towards collaborative annotation for video accessibility

Towards collaborative annotation for video accessibility

The ACAV project aims to explore how the accessibility of web videos can be improved by providing rich descriptions of video content in order to personalize the rendering of the content according to user sensory deficiencies. We present a motivating scenario, the results of a preliminary study as well as the different technologies that will be developed.

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