Method for specifying a video window's boundary coordinates to p

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Display elements arranged in matrix

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ABSTRACT:
A method for specifying a video window's boundary coordinates directly from a multi-color video signal to separate the signals high and low variance components. The method converts the analog multi-color video signal into respective color sequences of digital frames and transforms them into another sequence of digital frames that represent the intensity of the multi-color video signal. The method generates difference frames between successive transformed intensity frames and computes a row activity measure and a column activity measure from at least one of the difference frames. The video window's approximate boundary coordinates are determined from said row and column activity measures.

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