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A mask matching approach for video segmentation on compressed data

Kuo et al., 2002

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4990863603053652070
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Kuo T
Chen A
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Information Sciences

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Video segmentation provides an easy and efficient way for video retrieval and browsing. A frame is detected as a shot change frame if its content is very different from its previous frames. The process of segmenting videos into shots is usually time consuming due to the …
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