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ARGOS: Automatically extracting repeating objects from multimedia streams

Herley, 2006

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12511162822507497248
Author
Herley C
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IEEE Transactions on multimedia

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Many media streams consist of distinct objects that repeat. For example, broadcast television and radio signals contain advertisements, call sign jingles, songs, and even whole programs that repeat. The problem we address is to explicitly identify the underlying structure in …
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