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Temporal video segmentation and classification of edit effects

S. V. Porter, M. Mirmehdi, B. T. Thomas, Temporal video segmentation and classification of edit effects. Image and Vision Computing, 21(13-14), pp. 1097–1106. December 2003. No electronic version available.

Abstract

The process of shot break detection is a fundamental component in automatic video indexing, editing and archiving. This paper introduces a novel approach to the detection and classification of shot transitions in video sequences including cuts, fades and dissolves. It uses the average inter-frame correlation coefficient and block-based motion estimation to track image blocks through the video sequence and to distinguish changes caused by shot transitions form those caused by camera and object motion. We present a number of experiments in which we achieve better results compared with two established techniques.

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