2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-17832-0_4
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Compressed-Domain Shot Boundary Detection for H.264/AVC Using Intra Partitioning Maps

Abstract: Abstract. In this paper, a novel technique for shot boundary detection operating on H.264/AVC-compressed sequences is presented. Due to new and improved coding tools in H.264/AVC, the characteristics of the obtained sequences differ from former video coding standards. Although several algorithms working on this new standard are already proposed, the presence of IDR frames can still lead to a low accuracy for abrupt transitions. To solve this issue, we present the motion-compensated intra partitioning map which… Show more

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“…Approaches to SBD include: pixelwise differences [143], color histograms [66], compressed domain techniques [40] and motion vectors [8]. In order to detect as many shot boundaries as possible (regardless of being abrupt or gradual), some other approaches combine different techniques [11,77,104].…”
Section: Shot Boundary Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approaches to SBD include: pixelwise differences [143], color histograms [66], compressed domain techniques [40] and motion vectors [8]. In order to detect as many shot boundaries as possible (regardless of being abrupt or gradual), some other approaches combine different techniques [11,77,104].…”
Section: Shot Boundary Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%