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Mining TV Broadcasts 24/7 for Recurring Video Sequencesaccuracy is 40 milliseconds for PAL and 33 milliseconds for NTSC videos. On a standard PC desktop a 24-hour live-stream can be processed in about 4 hours including the computational expensive video decoding. To achieve this efficiency the algorithmexploits an inverted index for identifying similar f领先 发表于 2025-3-27 03:34:39
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Book 2010o video search and mining based on promising methods being developed in the computer vision and image analysis community. Video search and mining is a rapidly evolving discipline whose aim is to capture interesting patterns in video data. It has become one of the core areas in the data mining resear祝贺 发表于 2025-3-27 11:43:53
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Pavan Turaga,Ashok Veeraraghavan,Anuj Srivastava,Rama Chellappas, where the splicing rules are of a particular form. We prove a tight state complexity bound of . for (semi-)simple splicing systems with a regular initial language with state complexity .. We also show that the state complexity of a (semi-)simple splicing system with a finite initial language is a谷类 发表于 2025-3-28 07:39:01
in the mentioned work. The precise relation to other classes of groups was mentioned as an open problem. Here, we solve this open problem by showing that the sync-maximal groups are precisely the primitive groups. Our result gives a new characterization of the primitive groups. Lastly, we explore anheterodox 发表于 2025-3-28 14:23:40
Massimiliano Albanese,Pavan Turaga,Rama Chellappa,Andrea Pugliese,V. S. Subrahmanianar and boolean operations. We also show that the tight upper bounds on the state complexity of binary operations that take arguments over different alphabets are the same as those for arbitrary regular languages. Furthermore, we prove that the maximal syntactic semigroup of a union-free language has