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Video cut detection using frequency domain correlation

Porter et al., 2000

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12810971027853181633
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Porter S
Mirmehdi M
Thomas B
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Proceedings 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition. ICPR-2000

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A common video indexing technique is to segment a video sequence into shots and then select representative key-frames. The process of shot break detection is a fundamental component in automatic video indexing, editing, and archiving. This paper introduces a …
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