Semantic Shot Classification in Baseball Videos Based on Similarities of Visual Features

This paper presents a method of semantic shot classification in baseball videos based on similarities of visual features. Since it is difficult to prepare a large amount of training data with annotation, accurate event detection methods constructed from a small amount of training data are needed. In broadcast baseball video, since view angles of cameras are different for each event, shot change and event change have a close relationship. When visual features from shots are similar, events corresponding to shots are also similar, and a simple distance-based approach only focusing on training data is effective. Therefore, semantic shot classification based on visual features from a small amount of training data can be realized.

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