Video Query Using Temporal Signature and Similarity Matching

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Abstract. Large amount of video data is stored and distributed in wide variety of application. Due to the fast video material increases, manage and query of video become more and more important. In this paper, we address a temporal signature representation and similarity model to retrieval the similar video within database by video query. Experimental results on real date are presented. The experimental results show that the statistical approach permits accurate query of video clip, in particular, the performance of the approach was found extremely satisfactory with determine all similar video in database.

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