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A Fast and Accurate Moving Object Extraction Scheme in the MPEG Compressed Domain

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4 Author(s)
Zhou Qiya ; Hunan Univ., Changsha ; Yang Gaobo ; Chen Weiwei ; Zhang Zhaoyang

The hot topic of moving object extraction has been transferred from the pixel domain to directly from the compressed stream. The existed work of compressed-domain moving object extraction in the literature usually can meet the requirement of real-time performance. However, the accuracy of extracted objects is too coarse. The reason is that the information utilized in the compressed-domain extraction process is not abundant and noisy. In order to solve this problem, a novel moving object extraction scheme with high accuracy for MPEG stream is proposed. Firstly, the contour-feature and motion vector based projection are fused to extract the coarse object in an efficient way. Second, the blocks in I frame are partially decoded to improve the segmentation accuracy. The innovation lies in a threshold method of image segmentation with automatic seeding is applied on the DC+2AC image of I frame to extract the contour-feature, which is combined with the projection of motion vector field of P frame to complete the coarse segmentation. Then tradeoff is made between the executive time and results' accuracy. High accuracy is acquired at the cost of partially decoding time and region-growing processing time, which is worthwhile at the expense of such a little more time to refine the result. Experiments reveal that the proposed algorithm has the attributes of both real-time and high accuracy at the same time.

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Image and Graphics, 2007. ICIG 2007. Fourth International Conference on

Date of Conference: 22-24 Aug. 2007

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