2010 Fourth Asia International Conference on Mathematical/Analytical Modelling and Computer Simulation 2010
DOI: 10.1109/ams.2010.69
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Dissolve Detection Based Shot Identification Using Singular Value Decomposition

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“…The ideal video shot detection is a process of semantic analysis, but as the current algorithms couldn't analyze video semantics well, most algorithms segment shots based on the low-level features [7] of the position of video shot transition(such as colour, contour, texture, roughness, etc.). Generally, shot transitions will lead to obvious changes of low-level features of video content, abrupt changes [8,9] of colour distribution for example. However, in some special cases, for instance, for video transitions of gradual changes [9] (a generic tem of a variety of shot changes, such as fade in, fade off, dissolve, etc.…”
Section: Shot Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The ideal video shot detection is a process of semantic analysis, but as the current algorithms couldn't analyze video semantics well, most algorithms segment shots based on the low-level features [7] of the position of video shot transition(such as colour, contour, texture, roughness, etc.). Generally, shot transitions will lead to obvious changes of low-level features of video content, abrupt changes [8,9] of colour distribution for example. However, in some special cases, for instance, for video transitions of gradual changes [9] (a generic tem of a variety of shot changes, such as fade in, fade off, dissolve, etc.…”
Section: Shot Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, shot transitions will lead to obvious changes of low-level features of video content, abrupt changes [8,9] of colour distribution for example. However, in some special cases, for instance, for video transitions of gradual changes [9] (a generic tem of a variety of shot changes, such as fade in, fade off, dissolve, etc. ), low-level features changes are gradual and unobvious, usually lasting several frames.…”
Section: Shot Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an alternative to the pixel-based and histogram-based techniques, some strategies incorporating more complex statistical analyses and using different color set spaces have been proposed along the recent years [14] [19]. These proposals improve the results of the abovementioned methods, but only working on the same kind of video sequences (news, sports, etc.)…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Además de estas estrategias de detección, del mismo modo que ocurría en el caso de las técnicas de detección de transiciones abruptas, también han aparecido trabajos que tratan de detectar la presencia de transiciones graduales analizando las secuencias en el dominio del espacio y de la frecuencia (Drew et al, 2002) (Yao et al, 2008), y trabajos que operan en el dominio comprimido (Damghanian et al, 2006) (Ren et al, 2010). Además, también es posible encontrar estrategias combinadas que analizan soluciones espacio-temporales obtenidas a partir de imágenes DC (Joyce y Liu, 2006), o propuestas que realizan análisis estadísticos de distintos tipos de información (Padalkar y Zaveri, 2010).…”
Section: Técnicas Para La Detección De Transiciones Gradualesunclassified