A Deep Learning-Based Approach for Inappropriate Content Detection and Classification of YouTube Videos
Keywords:
Video filtering; Video analysis; Video classificationAbstract
With the emergence of screened films, Video content classification has become ubiquitous. Television films and Internet sites films are a big source of violence that may psychologically hurt teenagers. Although recently, Deep learning video classification has been developed quickly, a Comprehensive survey is needed to summarize the previous work done in this field. Therefore, this survey paper shows the common methods used in video classification. We further discuss the importance of filtering sensitive content such as (pornography, violence, gory, etc.) because of the increasing consumption of films by people of all ages. Several real-world verdict cases are similar scenarios to films with many scenes of violence. As deep learning has shown big success in computer vision areas, researchers are giving it a lot of attention.
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