Recall-oriented anchor selection achieved a 17.93% anchor rate and 94.63% non-empty OCR rate, which the authors interpret as anchors frequently capturing visible educational content that transcript chunks omit¶

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q2 i? The pipeline's anchor selector targeted approximately 18% of frames and OCR produced non-empty output for 94.63% of anchors, suggesting visual content beyond the spoken transcript is being captured. → Sahil Al Farib 2026

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Sahil Al Farib 2026¶

Sahil Al Farib, Momota Ahsana Meem, Sheikh Redwanul Islam, and Md. Tanvir Raihan. (2026). Evidence-Grounded Multimodal Knowledge Graph Construction for Multi-Lecture Educational Reasoning. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.03161 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2608.03161

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Numerical processing statistics from the experimental setup over three lectures (3,118 frames, 559 anchors). The discussion interprets this: "The 94.63% non-empty OCR rate also indicates that recall-oriented anchors frequently capture visible educational content that transcript chunks omit."

"The overall anchor and non-empty OCR rates were 17.93% and 94.63%, respectively."

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