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Shot boundary detection in soccer video using twin-comparison algorithm and dominant color region

Šarić et al., 2008

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1072366417135892148
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Šarić M
Dujmić H
Baričević D
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Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences

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Sažetak The first step in generic video processing is temporal segmentation, ie shot boundary detection. Camera shot transitions can be either abrupt (eg cuts) or gradual (eg fades, dissolves, wipes). Sports video is one of the most challenging domains for robust shot …
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