SIGNIFICANT SCENE DETECTION AND FRAME FILTERING FOR A VISUAL INDEXING SYSTEM

Patent №

US 6,137,544

Granted

2000-10-24

Filed 1997

Owner

PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION

Lab

AI components

3

vision · planning · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

08867140

A video indexing system analyzes contents of source video and develops a visual table of contents using selected images. A system for detecting significant scenes detects video cuts from one scene to another, and static scenes based on DCT coefficients and macroblocks. A keyframe filtering process filters out less desired frames including, for example, unicolor frames, or those frames having a same object as a primary focus or one primary focuses. Commercials may also be detected and frames of commercials eliminated.

VisionPlanningAI hardwareG06V 20/40G06F 16/71G06F 16/785G06F 16/7864H04N 19/179H04N 19/87H04N 21/458H04N 21/812

AI classification

Vision1.00
AI hardware0.82
Planning0.59
Knowledge representation0.12
Evolutionary computation0.04
Natural language0.00
Machine learning0.00
Speech0.00

Ownership

PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION

assignment · 87620830

Assignors

DIMITROVA, NEVENKA, MCGEE, THOMAS, ELENBAAS, JAN HERMANUS

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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