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Situation Recognition Using EventShop

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The proposed work lies at the intersection of multiple active research areas. Here we discuss the related work in context of the problems studied. We first survey the related areas which tackle situation-related problems. Next, we paint a timeline of how the focus on recognizing different concepts (e.g., objects, events, situations) from multimodal data has varied over time. Lastly, we discuss other attempts at building end-to-end toolkits to support multiple (situation-aware) applications. As already discussed the notion of situation is interpreted very differently across different areas, and here we try to be as inclusive as possible.

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Singh, V.K., Jain, R. (2016). Related Work on Situation Recognition. In: Situation Recognition Using EventShop. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30537-0_3

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