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Audio Advertisement Recognition

Audio Advertisement Recognition

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Overview

Under contract with Software Ventures International Corp. (SVI), Signalogic has participated in development of a PC-based system which can recognize advertisements in real-time from audio input. The system uses proprietary DSP/data acquisition boards with powerful, super-fast DSP devices which plug into an industrialized Win9x or WinXP PC platform. The system does not depend on broadcast or transmission media formats, language, or other location-specific aspects. The ad database may contain up to 10,000 entries, and recognition rates are higher than 98% for advertisements 10 sec and longer.

Because the system uses real-time technology, system complexity and cost is decreased. Real-time operation makes it possible to simply store matching results, rather than using networked PCs to store large amounts of program material for subsequent post-processing.

Applications

Applications include:

  • advertisement verification and count

  • advertisement sequence or pattern detection

  • competitive analysis

  • demographics information gathering

For More Information...

For more information about SVI Advertisement Recognition systems, please send e-mail to Jae Guanio at SVI.



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