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Investigating audio classification to automate the trimming of recorded lectures
With the demand for recorded lectures to be made available as soon as possible, the University of Cape Town (UCT) needs to find innovative ways of removing bottlenecks in lecture capture workflow and thereby improving turn-around times from capture to publication. UCT utilises Opencast, which is an...
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Department of Computer Science
2019
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