An Optimized Clustered Based Video Synopsis by Using Artificial Intelligence

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Abstract

The proposed paper is about a static video rundown strategy based on the development of Artificial Bee Colony, which refers to the outline of a video by the most indispensable edges present in that particular video. First the video outlines pixel bunches or regions of interest that capture the most important varieties of substances are differentiated. A tale set of highlights estimated as far as the normal tone estimations of every one of these areas is then used to describe the edges. In view of these highlights, the grouping of casings the Artificial Bee Colony Advancement Measurement divides the video into parts. The serving lengths are increased to the point that all the edges of a specific fragment have comparative highlights, while, the center edges of various sections are essentially not the same as one another. These center edges are viewed as the key-edges of the concerned video. Any excess present in the main outlines chosen is dispelled by looking at their histograms of shades. The proposed work is accepted on this freely accessible SumMe dataset and also, on other hazardously selected web video recordings.

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Thirumalaiah, G., Immanuel Alex Pandian, S., Teja Sri, D., Karthik Chowdary, M., & Kumarteja, A. (2021). An Optimized Clustered Based Video Synopsis by Using Artificial Intelligence. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 698, pp. 563–575). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7961-5_55

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