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US 12,646,319 · App. 18/243,819 · Granted Jun 2, 2026

Automatic labeling and event detection for video analytics using hybrid AI

Inventors: Hugo Latapie (Long Beach, CA); Enzo Fenoglio (Issy-les-Moulineaux, FR); Viktoriya V. Tsukanova (San Francisco, CA); Ramana Rao V. R. Kompella (Foster City, CA); Joost Bottenbley (Alexandria, VA); Chiara Troiani (Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne, CH); Ali Payani (Santa Clara, CA); Johanna Wylie Lanier Hardy (Cedar Park, TX); Jayanth Srinivasa (San Jose, CA)
Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.
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Patent No.
US 12,646,319
App. No.
18/243,819
Granted
Jun 2, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

In one implementation, a device receives a request to generate a set of video clips that depict a specified classification label. The device represents each of one or more objects depicted in a particular video clip over time as a set of timeseries of key points associated with that object. The device makes a determination as to whether the particular video clip depicts the specified classification label by analyzing the set of timeseries of key points associated with the particular video clip and in accordance with one or more constraint parameters. The device labels, based on the determination, the particular video clip with the specified classification label for inclusion in the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label.

Claims (39)

1 . A method comprising:

receiving, at a device, a request that specifies a classification label to generate a set of video clips that depict the specified classification label;

representing, by a device, each of one or more objects depicted in a particular video clip over time as a set of timeseries of key points associated with that object;

making, by the device, a determination as to whether the particular video clip depicts the specified classification label by analyzing the set of timeseries of key points associated with the particular video clip and in accordance with one or more constraint parameters; and

labeling, by the device and based on the determination, the particular video clip with the specified classification label for inclusion in the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label.

2 . The method as in claim 1 , further comprising:

using the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label to train a machine learning-based classifier to determine whether an input video clip depicts the specified classification label.

3 . The method as in claim 1 , wherein the specified classification label corresponds to a behavior of one or more depicted objects.

4 . The method as in claim 1 , wherein the specified classification label corresponds to a particular type of event involving one or more depicted objects, and wherein the device makes the determination by:

assessing one or more regime changes or change point rates associated with the set of timeseries.

5 . The method as in claim 4 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a minimum or maximum time duration constraint for the particular type of event.

6 . The method as in claim 4 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a time window during which multiple regime changes or change points associated with the set of timeseries to be part of a singular event of the particular type of event.

7 . The method as in claim 4 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a spatial proximity threshold within which depicted objects as considered to be involved in a singular event.

8 . The method as in claim 4 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a degree of sensitivity to a regime change or change point.

9 . The method as in claim 4 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters control a degree of association between moving objects before they are considered to be involved in a singular event.

10 . The method as in claim 1 , wherein the device processes the request using a large language model (LLM).

11 . An apparatus, comprising:

a network interface to communicate with a computer network;

a processor coupled to the network interface and configured to execute one or more processes; and

a memory configured to store a process that is executed by the processor, the process when executed configured to:

receive a request that specifies a classification label to generate a set of video clips that depict the specified classification label;

represent each of one or more objects depicted in a particular video clip over time as a set of timeseries of key points associated with that object;

make a determination as to whether the particular video clip depicts the specified classification label by analyzing the set of timeseries of key points associated with the particular video clip and in accordance with one or more constraint parameters; and

label, based on the determination, the particular video clip with the specified classification label for inclusion in the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label.

12 . The apparatus as in claim 11 , wherein the process when executed is further configured to:

use the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label to train a machine learning-based classifier to determine whether an input video clip depicts the specified classification label.

13 . The apparatus as in claim 11 , wherein the specified classification label corresponds to a behavior of one or more depicted objects.

14 . The apparatus as in claim 11 , wherein the specified classification label corresponds to a particular type of event involving one or more depicted objects, and wherein the apparatus makes the determination by:

assessing one or more regime changes or change point rates associated with the set of timeseries.

15 . The apparatus as in claim 14 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a minimum or maximum time duration constraint for the particular type of event.

16 . The apparatus as in claim 14 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a time window during which multiple regime changes or change points associated with the set of timeseries to be part of a singular event of the particular type of event.

17 . The apparatus as in claim 14 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a spatial proximity threshold within which depicted objects as considered to be involved in a singular event.

18 . The apparatus as in claim 14 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters specify a degree of sensitivity to a regime change or change point.

19 . The apparatus as in claim 14 , wherein the one or more constraint parameters control a degree of association between moving objects before they are considered to be involved in a singular event.

20 . A tangible, non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing program instructions that cause a device to execute a process comprising:

receiving, at the device, a request that specifies a classification label to generate a set of video clips that depict the specified classification label;

representing, by a device, each of one or more objects depicted in a particular video clip over time as a set of timeseries of key points associated with that object;

making, by the device, a determination as to whether the particular video clip depicts the specified classification label by analyzing the set of timeseries of key points associated with the particular video clip and in accordance with one or more constraint parameters; and

labeling, by the device and based on the determination, the particular video clip with the specified classification label for inclusion in the set of video clips that depict the specified classification label.

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ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 8, 2023
From: LATAPIE, HUGO; FENOGLIO, ENZO; TSUKANOVA, VIKTORIYA V.; KOMPELLA, RAMANA RAO V. R.; BOTTENBLEY, JOOST; TROIANI, CHIARA; PAYANI, ALI; HARDY, JOHANNA WYLIE LANIER; SRINIVASA, JAYANTH
To: CISCO TECHNOLOGY, INC.
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