This data set pertains to the following article: Jussi Tarvainen, Jorma Laaksonen and Tapio Takala: "Film Mood and Its Quantitative Determinants in Different Types of Scenes", to appear in IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing, 2018.
The data set contains the following data for the 50 film clips used in the study: the clips' timecodes and scene type classifications; human ratings of the clips' style and mood; the values of 14 low- and high-level computational features obtained from the clips; as well as ground-truth data on the clips' shot boundaries, frame-by-frame locations of characters, dialogue contents and timecodes, and music timecodes. Each data file contains a detailed description of its format.
This data set pertains to the following article: Jussi Tarvainen, Mats Sjöberg, Stina Westman, Jorma Laaksonen and Pirkko Oittinen: "Content-Based Prediction of Movie Style, Aesthetics, and Affect: Data Set and Baseline Experiments", IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, vol. 16, no. 8, pp. 2085–2098, DOI: 10.1109/TMM.2014.2357688, December 2014.
The data set contains the following data for the 14 film clips used in the study: human ratings of the clips' stylistic, aesthetic, and affective attributes; and the values of 192 low-level computational features obtained from the clips. Each data file contains a detailed description of its format.
Download video data collected with SMI gaze tracking glasses.
With the ObjectDetection (od) software one can detect the paintings and draw heat maps as described in hut-rectors-gaze/HOWTO. Demonstrations of the results can be found as Museum setup gaze tracking demonstrator.