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Efficient camera motion characterization for MPEG video indexing

Kim et al., 2000

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10424519260516416026
Author
Kim J
Chang H
Kim J
Kim H
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2000 IEEE International conference on multimedia and expo. ICME2000. Proceedings. Latest advances in the fast changing world of multimedia (cat. no. 00TH8532)

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A novel approach to camera motion analysis is proposed to index videos compressed in MPEG-1 or MPEG-2. Specifically, it fits the motion vectors in the MPEG stream into the two- dimensional affine model to detect basic camera operations automatically. The proposed …
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