Rating movies using an arousal model

Based on theories on how to structure and pace the intensity of movies, this research explores the idea of looking for patterns in the intensity of movies and to see whether or not there are indeed patterns that can be useful in rating movies. The measurement is done through arousal curves. The arou...

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Main Author: Daniel Stanley, Tan
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_masteral-114592024-05-05T23:54:20Z Rating movies using an arousal model Daniel Stanley, Tan Based on theories on how to structure and pace the intensity of movies, this research explores the idea of looking for patterns in the intensity of movies and to see whether or not there are indeed patterns that can be useful in rating movies. The measurement is done through arousal curves. The arousal curve, which is basically excitement over time, is used to estimate the intensity of a movie over time and it is derived from film grammars which directors use to highlight certain scenes or elicit certain emotional responses. These data are used to build a Hidden Markov Model classifier to predict a rating of a movie. Basing only on structure, the model can correctly predict the rating of a movie 70% of the time however, there are elements that affect rating that cannot be captured by structure alone. This research shows that there is a potential for structure to be used as a means to differentiate decent movies from bad movies. 2014-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_masteral/4621 Master's Theses English Animo Repository
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description Based on theories on how to structure and pace the intensity of movies, this research explores the idea of looking for patterns in the intensity of movies and to see whether or not there are indeed patterns that can be useful in rating movies. The measurement is done through arousal curves. The arousal curve, which is basically excitement over time, is used to estimate the intensity of a movie over time and it is derived from film grammars which directors use to highlight certain scenes or elicit certain emotional responses. These data are used to build a Hidden Markov Model classifier to predict a rating of a movie. Basing only on structure, the model can correctly predict the rating of a movie 70% of the time however, there are elements that affect rating that cannot be captured by structure alone. This research shows that there is a potential for structure to be used as a means to differentiate decent movies from bad movies.
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