The Micro-Video Label Classification System Design Based on Network Data Acquisition

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Micro-video label classification system (MLCS) is designed to tag and classify micro-videos by a specific set of labels, which are extracted from users’ comments on the internet. These labels not only describe the micro-video’s features in various aspects, but also deliver the audiences’ attitudes and concern. Combining the high-ranking labels can effectively organize the creative elements to help producing new video scripts and categories. It breaks the traditional limit of linear producing process and makes the micro-videos’ story more topical and integrate.

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