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Detection of gradual transitions in video sequences using b-spline interpolation

Nam et al., 2005

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14941356763410154182
Author
Nam J
Tewfik A
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Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia

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We present a novel technique for detecting the presence of a gradual transition in video sequences and automatically identifying its type. Our scheme focuses on analyzing the characteristics of the underlying special edit effects and estimates actual transitions by …
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