Survey on Video Summarization using Extracted Audio
Abstract
Summarization of videos using extracted
audio is an area of natural language processing that aims
to summarize videos like lectures, podcasts and meetings
that cannot be effectively summarized using just video
frames. The task can be divided into four steps: audio
extraction, speech-to-text, text preprocessing, and text
summarization. This paper discusses about research in
these four areas.
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