Detection of moving objects in video data by block matching to d

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Motion vector generation

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348402, 348416, 382236, 382243, H04N 736

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ABSTRACT:
In a video analysis device, a frame separator separates from frame images respresentative of a moving object at least first and second key frames based on either a scene change or a great movement of the object. Responsive to color and edge information, a region divider divides each key frame into region data. A vector detector applies block matching to the key frames to detect block motion vectors and detects in response to the region data of the first key frame a plurality of region motion vectors. Responsive to the region data and the region motion vectors, a correspondence establishing unit establishes correspondence between one of the region data of the first key frame and the region data of the second key frame to identify the object.

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