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Natural Language Scene Processing: The Future Of Analytics?
Apparently they were still at Google while developing this so maybe Google still has some financial interest?
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That was quick!
Natural Language Scene Processing: The Future Of Analytics?
Apparently they were still at Google while developing this so maybe Google still has some financial interest?
Could this level of AI be beyond what VMS companies develop? They just may not be able to match Google in this arena.
The question I ask is, is there some way VMS products can integrate with these types of services?
If not, as the AI behind these types of services becomes more and more sophisticated, what will VMS companies do?
Hey Carter!
I'm thinking maybe I connected two dots that are unconnected up above when I gave that link to the Google/Stanford research on natural language image searching.
Is there any connection or is it just coincidence?
Camio isn't yet using that particular research for natural language descriptions of events, but NLP labeling is on our roadmap. Our current focus is on the precision of labeling and alerts at the lowest cost possible.
...but NLP labeling is on our roadmap.
What's the difference between NLP labeling and what you are doing now?
We currently uses true NLP only for the date/time query parsing so that Camio understands a query like [people approaching front entrance last Wednesday at noon] just as well as [people approaching front entrance 12pm Wed the 9th] because it truly understands ways to express date/time.
Our current video event labeling only approximates NLP by its combination of object, color, direction, zone, camera etc... so that it *feels* like NLP without really knowing full grammar/concepts that describe the event naturally. Our real NLP labeling will know that your query [When did UPS deliver a large package?] means "a person wearing brown approaching with a large package, leaving it, and then departing back to the truck." So it's a level of Natural Language Processing that's resilient to sentence structure changes because there's a deeper understanding of concepts.
Hey Carter - we'd love to talk to you about collaborating. Hit me up at tluce@networkoptix.com.
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