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Robust approach to video segmentation using compressed data

Wei et al., 1997

Document ID
2212074380225071631
Author
Wei Q
Zhang H
Zhong Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Storage and Retrieval for Image and Video Databases V

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Partitioning video sequences into individual shots is one of the fundamental processes in video content parsing and content-based video retrieval. Up to now, a variety of algorithms and systems have been developed to perform this task. However, most of these algorithms …
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