Audio signal segmentation and classification for scene-cut detection

A scene is regarded as a basic unit of audiovisual material, and thereby the boundaries between two adjacent scenes, which are called scene-cuts, must be detected in advance for audiovisual indexing. This paper proposes a scene-cut detection method. Since scene-cuts are associated with a simultaneou...

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