Hi
How can I import a video data to RM and analyze it?
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mbs
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hi @mbs - RM does not analyze video out of the box. My recommendation would be to use AWS Rekognition or similar (see https://community.rapidminer.com/discussion/55379/using-aws-image-ml-inside-a-rapidminer-process). Rekognition does both image and video.
Scott
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I think you need to be more specific about what exactly you are trying to analyze on the video.
Are you trying to determine whether the people are making certain movements, or moving in specific directions? This is likely outside the scope of an out-of-the-box video analysis solution and you would have to look at creating your own DL network to do that type of analysis.
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That's definitely outside the scope of my expertise with respect to machine learning. It is likely that a deep learning (DL) approach would help with this, since this (detecting the velocity of various objects) is related to the computer vision tracking problem that you see in applications such as self-driving cars. So you may want to start to research the field of computer vision tracking to see if you can find something that would be useful. I don't think there is going to be any preconfigured solution for you to do this in RapidMiner, although there may be libraries available in python for this sort of problem.3
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yes agree with @Telcontar120 that is an extremely complex problem. I believe this is most often done with athletes - I would see if you can find scholarly papers on this topic and reach out to researchers. Start with scholar.google.com.
Scott
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hi @mbs - RM does not analyze video out of the box. My recommendation would be to use AWS Rekognition or similar (see https://community.rapidminer.com/discussion/55379/using-aws-image-ml-inside-a-rapidminer-process). Rekognition does both image and video.
Scott
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@sgenzer
Is it possible to analyze people with your suggestion on the video?
(For example understanding the move of people on the video).
Other example jumping people on the video.
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I think you need to be more specific about what exactly you are trying to analyze on the video.
Are you trying to determine whether the people are making certain movements, or moving in specific directions? This is likely outside the scope of an out-of-the-box video analysis solution and you would have to look at creating your own DL network to do that type of analysis.
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@Telcontar120
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Yes exactly, I want to understand the specific moving of people in the video.
For example if some body jump or run fast I want to analyze it that how fast he is run or jump height of him.
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That's definitely outside the scope of my expertise with respect to machine learning. It is likely that a deep learning (DL) approach would help with this, since this (detecting the velocity of various objects) is related to the computer vision tracking problem that you see in applications such as self-driving cars. So you may want to start to research the field of computer vision tracking to see if you can find something that would be useful. I don't think there is going to be any preconfigured solution for you to do this in RapidMiner, although there may be libraries available in python for this sort of problem.3
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yes agree with @Telcontar120 that is an extremely complex problem. I believe this is most often done with athletes - I would see if you can find scholarly papers on this topic and reach out to researchers. Start with scholar.google.com.
Scott
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@sgenzer
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@Telcontar120
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Thank you for your answers and this is computer vision that you mentioned and also we use it for health, sports,traffic control and...
Is it possible to select some FRAMES of video and import them to RM?
Or put FRAMES in a server and then import it to RM and analyze it?
Many thanks for your suggestion0