Visualising A Lifelog Of Images (midterm)
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The document discusses ways to visualize a large collection of images from a lifelog captured by a wearable camera. It presents event segmentation and key frames as methods to summarize 1 million images per year into meaningful events. The document promotes a "My Visual Diary" and "Manga Packing" interfaces to navigate the images and explore what activities were captured in a more engaging format than just viewing the raw images. It encourages learning more about these visualization techniques on the provided website.
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