A fusion architecture based on TBM for camera motion classification
We propose in this paper an original method of camera motion classification based on Transferable Belief Model (TBM). It consists in locating in a video the motions of translation and zoom, and the absence of camera motion (i.e static camera). The classification process is based on a rule-based system that is divided into three stages. From a parametric motion model, the first stage consists in combining data to obtain frame-level belief masses on camera motions. To ensure the temporal coherence of motions, a filtering of belief masses according to TBM is achieved. The second stage carries out a separation between static and dynamic frames. In the third stage, a temporal integration allows the motion to be studied on a set of frames and to preserve only those with significant magnitude and duration. Then, a more detailed description of each motion is given. Experimental results obtained show the effectiveness of the method.
camera motion classification transferable belief model motion estimation motion description video indexing