Videodata
Videodata refers to datasets and streams derived from video content, including raw footage, frame sequences, accompanying audio, and generated metadata. It covers both stored video files and live streams used for analysis, indexing, and research. In practice, videodata supports computer vision, multimedia information retrieval, and robotics.
Sources and formats: Videodata originates from cameras, mobile devices, surveillance systems, screen recordings, and broadcast streams.
Processing and applications: Videodata is processed with computer vision and machine learning to detect objects, recognize
Limitations and ethics: Challenges include data volume, storage and bandwidth needs, labeling costs, and quality variability