Concept Tagging is a semantic annotation method that identifies and labels instances of specific conceptual entities within a text according to a predefined ontology or knowledge structure, distinguishing it from other annotation practices by its focus on mapping textual expressions to abstract, domain-specific concepts.
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On the detection of semantic concepts at TRECVID
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