We view scenes in the real world by moving our eyes three to four times each second and integrating information across subsequent fixations (foveation points). By taking advantage of this fact, in this paper we propose an original approach to partitioning of a video into shots based on a foveated representation of the video. More precisely, the shot-change detection method is related to the computation, at each time instant, of a consistency measure of the fixation sequences generated by an ideal observer looking at the video. The proposed scheme aims at detecting both abrupt and gradual transitions between shots using a single technique, rather than a set of dedicated methods. Results on videos of various content types are reported and validate the proposed approach
Foveated shot detection for video segmentation / G. Boccignone, A. Chianese, V. Moscato, A. Picariello. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS FOR VIDEO TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1051-8215. - 15:3(2005 Mar), pp. 365-377.
Foveated shot detection for video segmentation
G. BoccignonePrimo
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2005
Abstract
We view scenes in the real world by moving our eyes three to four times each second and integrating information across subsequent fixations (foveation points). By taking advantage of this fact, in this paper we propose an original approach to partitioning of a video into shots based on a foveated representation of the video. More precisely, the shot-change detection method is related to the computation, at each time instant, of a consistency measure of the fixation sequences generated by an ideal observer looking at the video. The proposed scheme aims at detecting both abrupt and gradual transitions between shots using a single technique, rather than a set of dedicated methods. Results on videos of various content types are reported and validate the proposed approachPubblicazioni consigliate
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