A framework and a system for semantic content extraction in video sequences
CA 2412471 A1 · Owner: Amer, Aishy · Inventors: Amer, Aishy
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As the use of video becomes increasingly popular and wide spread through, for, instance broadcast services, Internet, and security-related applications providing, means for fast, automated, and effective techniques to represent video based on its, content, such as objects and meanings are important topics of research. In a surveillance application, for instance object extraction is necessary to , detect and classify object behavior, and with video databases effective retrieval trust be based , on high-level features and semantics. Automated content representation would significantly, facilitate the use and reduce the costs of video retrieval and surveillance by humans. Most video …
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