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Article: Motion-based video representation for scene change detection

TitleMotion-based video representation for scene change detection
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Issue Date2000
PublisherIEEE, Computer Society
Citation
Proceedings - International Conference On Pattern Recognition, 2000, v. 15 n. 1, p. 827-830 How to Cite?
AbstractWe present a newly developed scheme for automatically partitioning videos into scenes. A scene is generally referred to as a group of shots taken place in the same site. In this paper, we first propose a motion annotation algorithm based on the analysis of spatio-temporal image volumes. The algorithm characterizes the motions within shots by extracting and analyzing the motion trajectories encoded in the temporal slices of image volumes. A motion-based keyframe computing and selection strategy is thus proposed to compactly represent the content of shots. With these techniques, we further present a scene change detection algorithm by measuring the similarity of the representative keyframes in shots. © 2000 IEEE.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/65527
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dc.description.abstractWe present a newly developed scheme for automatically partitioning videos into scenes. A scene is generally referred to as a group of shots taken place in the same site. In this paper, we first propose a motion annotation algorithm based on the analysis of spatio-temporal image volumes. The algorithm characterizes the motions within shots by extracting and analyzing the motion trajectories encoded in the temporal slices of image volumes. A motion-based keyframe computing and selection strategy is thus proposed to compactly represent the content of shots. With these techniques, we further present a scene change detection algorithm by measuring the similarity of the representative keyframes in shots. © 2000 IEEE.en_HK
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