Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications - Info and Reading Options
By Ju Guo, Ju Guo and C.C. Jay Kuo
"Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications" was published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2001 - Boston, it has 106 pages and the language of the book is English.
“Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications” Metadata:
- Title: ➤ Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications
- Authors: Ju GuoJu GuoC.C. Jay Kuo
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 106
- Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
- Publish Date: 2001
- Publish Location: Boston
“Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ Multimedia systems - Digital video - Image processing - Multimedia - Television & Video - General - High Definition Television (Hdtv) - Multi-Media Hardware & Software - Computers - Computers - General Information - Computer Books: General - Engineering - Electrical & Electronic - Interactive & Multimedia - Computers / Computer Graphics / Image Processing
Edition Specifications:
- Pagination: xvii, 106 p. :
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL20644036M - OL12609296W
- Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2001038480
- ISBN-10: 0792375130
- All ISBNs: 0792375130
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"Semantic video object segmentation for content-based multimedia applications" Table Of Contents:
- 1- Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION 1
- 2- 1. Significance of the Research 1
- 3- 2. Background of the Research 2
- 4- 3. Contributions of the Research 4
- 5- 3.1 Color Feature 4
- 6- 3.2 Automatic Segmentation Algorithm 4
- 7- 3.3 Interactive Semantic Object Segmentation 5
- 8- 3.4 Temporal and Region-adaptive Processing 6
- 9- 3.5 Object Shape Postprocessing 6
- 10- 4. Outline of the Monograph 6
- 11- 2. REVIEW OF PREVIOUS WORK 9
- 12- 1. Change Detection 9
- 13- 2. Motion Segmentation 11
- 14- 2.1 Motion Model 11
- 15- 2.2 Previous Work in Motion Segmentation 14
- 16- 3. Spatial and Temporal Segmentation 15
- 17- 3.1 Spatial Segmentation Techniques 15
- 18- 3.2 Three Segmentation Proposals in MPEG4 17
- 19- 3.3 Other Combinations of Spatial
- 20- and Temporal Segmentation 18
- 21- 4. User Interactive Segmentation 20
- 22- 4.1 Motivation 20
- 23- 4.2 Category of User Interaction 21
- 24- 4.3 Efficiency of User Interaction 22
- 25- 4.4 Previous Work 23
- 26- 5. Evaluation of Segmentation Quality 26
- 27- 3. AUTOMATIC SEGMENTATION 29
- 28- 1. Video Segmentation With Color and Motion 29
- 29- 2. Color-based Spatial Segmentation 31
- 30- 3. Motion Tracking and Spatial-Temporal Integration 32
- 31- 4. Experimental Results 35
- 32- 4.1 Subjective Evaluation 35
- 33- 4.2 Objective Evaluation 36
- 34- 4. OBJECT SHAPE POSTPROCESSING 45
- 35- 1. Proposed Algorithm for Coding Optimization 45
- 36- 2. Shape Coding Optimization 46
- 37- 3. Experimental Results 47
- 38- 5. INTERACTIVE SEGMENTATION ALGORITHMS 53
- 39- 1. Description of the SIVOG System 54
- 40- 1.1 System Overview 54
- 41- 1.2 User Interface 55
- 42- 1.3 Smart-processing Kernel 56
- 43- 1.4 Temporal Tracking of Rigid Objects 57
- 44- 1.5 Boundary Update for Non-rigid Objects 59
- 45- 1.6 User Correction and Update 63
- 46- 1.7 System Evaluation 64
- 47- 2. Experimental Results 64
- 48- 2.1 Rigid Object Segmentation 64
- 49- 2.2 Non-rigid Object Segmentation 66
- 50- 6. TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL
- 51- ADAPTIVE PROCESSING 75
- 52- 1. Introduction 75
- 53- 2. Description of the SIVOG System 76
- 54- 2.1 Semantic User Interaction 76
- 55- 2.2 Smart Processing kernel 76
- 56- 3. Region and Temporal Adaptive Processing 79
- 57- 3.1 Region Selection 79
- 58- 3.2 Temporal Skipping and Interpolation 82
- 59- 4. Experimental Results 87
- 60- 4.1 System Efficiency 87
- 61- 4.2 System Accuracy 88
- 62- 7. SUMMARY AND FUTURE WORK 95
- 63- 1. Future Work 96
- 64- 1.1 Texture Segmentation 96
- 65- 1.2 Model-based Segmentation Algorithm 96
- 66- 1.3 Object Postprocessing 96
- 67- 1.4 Evaluation of User's Effort 97.
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