Sports highlights generation based on acoustic events detection: A rugby case study
Anant Baijal, Jaeyoun Cho, Woojung Lee, Byeong-Seob Ko

TL;DR
This paper presents a system that generates sports highlights from broadcasts by detecting key acoustic events using a language-independent, multi-stage classification approach, demonstrating high efficiency through objective and human evaluations.
Contribution
The study introduces a novel audio-based highlight generation method for sports, specifically rugby, utilizing a multi-stage acoustic event detection framework.
Findings
High efficiency in highlight detection
Effective language-independent acoustic classification
Positive human evaluation results
Abstract
We approach the challenging problem of generating highlights from sports broadcasts utilizing audio information only. A language-independent, multi-stage classification approach is employed for detection of key acoustic events which then act as a platform for summarization of highlight scenes. Objective results and human experience indicate that our system is highly efficient.
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