Han et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Enhanced sports video shot boundary detection based on middle level features and a unified modelHan et al., 2007
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- Han B
- Hu Y
- Wang G
- Wu W
- Yoshigahara T
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- IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
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The performance of shot boundary detection algorithms using low level features can hardly fulfill the requirement of automatic sports video analysis, which is a promising module in personal video recorders. Two kinds of middle level features are proposed in this paper to …
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