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Visual time period analysis: a multimedia analytics application for summarizing and analyzing eye-tracking experiments
Recently, an increasing need for sophisticated multimedia analytics tools has been observed, which is triggered by a rapid growth of multimedia collections and by an increasing number of scientific fields embedding images in their studies. Although temporal data is ubiquitous and crucial in many app...
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