Compare2Videos: Compare two videos starting from their names.

In VideoComparison: Video Comparison Tool

Description

Compare two videos from their names by retrieving their data from the database. A likelihood estimation will be returned, as well as basic parameters for motion matching (correlation, pos on each video and length of the matching).

Usage

Compare2Videos(nv1,nv2,stp=10,fsc=0)

Arguments

nv1	String with the identification of the first name.
nv2	String with the identification of the second name.
stp	Unit of motion curvature to be considered.
fsc	Way to determine the correlation between videos. When 0 it will adopted the two times of score derived from the motion video analysis. Otherwise the specified factor will be used.

Author(s)

Joaquin Ordieres, <[e-mail]>, Antonio Bello, <[e-mail]>.

References

Espinosa-Gutiez, S., Ordieres-Mere, J., Bello-Garcia, A.: Large scale part-to-part video matching by a likelihood function using featured based video representation. TAMIDA 2013 - Taller de Mineria de Datos dentro del IV congreso Espannol de Informatica. 254-257 (2013). http://bioinspired.dacya.ucm.es/maeb2013/images/ActasCAEPIA_final.pdf
Cui, M., Femiani, J., Hu, J., Wonka, P., Razdan, A.: Curve matching for open 2D curves. Pattern Recogn. Lett. 30, 1-10 (2009)

Examples

## Requires specific server architecture
# lv<-VideoSearch()
# Compare2Videos(lv[1],lv[2])

VideoComparison documentation built on May 29, 2017, 5:58 p.m.