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Effective TV advertising block division into single commercials method

Biernacki, 2011

Document ID
14408987266077813611
Author
Biernacki P
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems

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In this article effective method of TV advertising block division into single commercials using only audio signal is presented. Multidimensional orthogonal signal parametrization scheme was used to set correlation connections in the analyzed signal. Choosing initial potential …
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