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Data Sharing and Management Snafu in 3 Short Acts

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Szenenerkennung — Shot Boundary Detection segmentiert das Video anhand von Bildmerkmalen. Ein daraus erzeugtes visuelles Inhaltsverzeichnis gibt einen schnellen Überblick über den Inhalt des Videos und bietet einen zielgenauen Zugriff.
Texterkennung – Intelligent Character Recognition erfasst, indexiert und macht geschriebene Sprache (zum Beispiel Text auf Folien) durchsuchbar.
Spracherkennung – Speech to Text notiert die gesprochene Sprache im Video in Form eines Transkripts, das durchsuchbar ist.
Bilderkennung – Visual Concept Detection indexiert das Bewegtbild mit fachspezifischen und fächerübergreifenden visuellen Konzepten (zum Beispiel Landschaft, Fassadendetail, technische Zeichnung, Computeranimation oder Vorlesung).
Verschlagwortung – Named Entity Recognition beschreibt die einzelnen Videosegmente mit semantisch verknüpften Sachbegriffen. Synonyme oder Unterbegriffe von eingegebenen Suchbegriffen können dadurch automatisch mitgesucht werden, was die Treffermenge erweitert.

Fenster schließen
Beta
Erkannte Entitäten
Sprachtranskript
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hello my name is Dr. GDP 9 undermine ecologist at NYU School of Medicine hold
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Dr. Judy benign I read your article on B cell function I think that I could use the data for my work on pancreatic cancer I am not an
00:22
oncologist I know but I think I could
00:24
use the data for my work on pancreatic cancer do you have the data everything you need to know is in the article I
00:31
know what I need is the data
00:33
we share your data I am not sure that will
00:37
be possible that your work is in part
00:40
mid-central and was funded by NIH that is true and it was published in
00:44
science which requires that you share your data I publish in science and I
00:49
am requesting you data
00:51
can I have a copy of your data I
00:57
am not sure where my do but surely you
01:00
saved your data I did I save
01:03
it on a USB drive where's the
01:05
USB drive it is in a box is
01:12
in the box at home I just moved but can I use your data
01:16
over many boxes so many boxes I
01:23
forgot to label the boxes hello
01:33
again thank you for sending me a copy of your data on a USB drive I received the envelop yesterday you were welcome but I will need that back when you were finished that is my only
01:46
copy I did have a
01:48
question what is your question
01:50
you might find the answer in my article no I received the
01:55
data but when I opened it up it was in hexadecimal yes that is right
01:59
I cannot read hexadecimal you ask for my data and
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I gave it to you I have done what you asked but is there a way to read
02:09
the hexadecimal you read the program
02:12
that created by hexadecimal file yes I will what is the
02:16
name of the program saitoh-san's I
02:19
do not know this program it was a very
02:21
good program the company that made the program went bankrupt in 2007 do you have a copy of
02:28
the program I do not use this program anymore because the company that made it went bankrupt maybe you
02:35
can buy a copy on the I
02:45
have good news you again I talked
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to my colleague she knew a person with a copy of the software then why do you
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need me everything you need to know about the data is in the article I opened the
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data and I could not understand it if
03:00
you have the program you will find it is clear well I noticed that she
03:04
called your data fields sound is not an abbreviation yes
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it is an abbreviation of my coauthors name his name is similarly we call them so I see and what is the
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content of the field called salmon
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yes 1 is the level of C X C R 4 expression and what is the content of
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the field called San to that
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is logical if you think about it what is the content of the field called San to I
03:38
don't remember what about century
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is
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there a guide to the data anywhere yes
03:46
of course it is the article that is published in science the article does not
03:52
tell me what the field names mean is there
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any record of what these field names mean yes my author knows what the
04:00
content of some 2 is and some 3 and
04:07
so on for can I talk to you call off I'm not sure I
04:12
would very much like to talk to you off well
04:15
he was a graduate student he went back to China 2 years ago Can I have his contact information he is in China
04:25
his name is certainly I think I cannot use
04:30
your data you could check the article to see if
04:33
what you need is there please stop talking now
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Datenmanagement
Computeranimation
00:05
Lineares Funktional
Computeranimation
00:20
Besprechung/Interview
Computeranimation
00:29
Computeranimation
00:35
Mereologie
Computeranimation
00:42
Besprechung/Interview
Computeranimation
00:51
Computeranimation
00:59
Computeranimation
01:04
Quader
Computeranimation
01:11
Quader
Computeranimation
01:20
Quader
Computeranimation
01:33
Einhüllende
Computeranimation
01:46
Computeranimation
02:02
Besprechung/Interview
Optimierung
Computeranimation
02:11
Besprechung/Interview
Optimierung
Elektronische Publikation
Computeranimation
02:18
Optimierung
Computeranimation
02:27
Optimierung
Computeranimation
02:40
Computeranimation
02:47
Software
Computeranimation
02:57
Optimierung
Computeranimation
03:02
Datenfeld
Computeranimation
03:16
Arithmetischer Ausdruck
Datenfeld
Inhalt <Mathematik>
Computeranimation
Übergang
03:24
Datenfeld
Speicherbereichsnetzwerk
Inhalt <Mathematik>
03:34
Computeranimation
03:43
Elektronischer Programmführer
Computeranimation
03:50
Autorisierung
Datensatz
Datenfeld
03:57
Besprechung/Interview
Inhalt <Mathematik>
Computeranimation
04:07
Besprechung/Interview
Computeranimation
04:12
t-Test
Information
Computeranimation
04:23
Besprechung/Interview
Computeranimation
04:31
Computeranimation

Metadaten

Formale Metadaten

Titel Data Sharing and Management Snafu in 3 Short Acts
Autor Hanson, Karen
 Surkis, Alisa
 Yacobucci, Karen
Lizenz CC-Namensnennung 3.0 Unported:
Sie dürfen das Werk bzw. den Inhalt zu jedem legalen Zweck nutzen, verändern und in unveränderter oder veränderter Form vervielfältigen, verbreiten und öffentlich zugänglich machen, sofern Sie den Namen des Autors/Rechteinhabers in der von ihm festgelegten Weise nennen.
DOI 10.5446/31036
Herausgeber NYU Health Sciences Libraries
Erscheinungsjahr 2012
Sprache Englisch

Inhaltliche Metadaten

Fachgebiet Informatik, Information und Dokumentation
Abstract This is what shouldn't happen when a researcher makes a data sharing request! Topics include storage, documentation, and file formats.

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