Method of automatically dividing domain of motion picture using

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382243, H04N 126

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ABSTRACT:
A method of automatically dividing the domain of a motion picture is disclosed including the steps of: quantizing at least two sequential picture frames, and simplifying the shapes of the quantized picture frames; obtaining time space slope information from the quantized and simplified picture frames; detecting divides of the picture from the time space gradient information, and obtaining the boundaries between the divides, so as to divide the picture into multiple regions; combining neighboring smaller regions using graph theory, to thereby reduce the number of the divided regions; and dividing the regions into a motionless background object and moving objects, using motion information of the combined regions.

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Hierarchial Morphological Segmentation for Image Sequence Coding by Philippe Salembier and Montse Pardas, IBEE Transactions On Image Processing, vol. 3, No. 5, Sep. 1994.

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