Multimedia data grows fast due to advances in information technologies, creating the demand for efficient video indexing and object retrieval techniques. Traditional methods consume significant computational resources such as storage space and processing time. In this paper we propose an efficient content-based video retrieval system that is based on three main stages. The first stage involves computing the DCimage of each I-frame, from which a summarization process to extract key-frames is performed. During the second stage, a segmentation processes is applied to each key-frame in order to isolate the region of interest within it. Local features are extracted from the resulting area and are stored as the descriptor of the frame. The retrieval stage is carried out by computing the Euclidean distance and determines if its content is related with the video database. Experimental results show that the proposed approach is promising in terms of efficiency and effectiveness.
An Efficient Content-Based Video Retrieval for Large Databases
2015-11-01
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