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CH-4 – Classification Model – Part-8

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Important Note: This article is part of the series in which TechReport.us discuss theory of Video Stream Matching.

After all features calculating these features are send to classification model where these features are used for decision making. Basic theme for all models is same so here only discuss the abstract approach for decision making.

4.5.1 Algorithm 10

Input:

Any feature text file, one of them, wavelet, histogram, edge and slope. This is for source video and target video or target image.

Output:

Define if result is found or not.

Working:

Read text files of data. Data is already calculated features store in files. Now rearrange the data according to logic and then send to classifier model part 1.Part 1 is the part where minimum distance between data is found. These values are sends to part 2 of classifier where final decision is make. Decision is that if video frame match or not.

Step 0 : Start

Step 1 : Read files for define feature of VSM for Source (sf1)

Step 2 : If target is video

Then

Read files for define feature of VSM for Target Video(tf1)

else

Read files for define feature of VSM for Target Image(tf1)

Step 3 : (dt) = Arrange data for (tf1)

Step 4 : (ds) = Arrange data for (sf1)

Step 5 : numt = Size(dt)

Step 6 : nums = Size(ds) ; inc = 1;

Step 7 : Loop1: for I =1:1:numt // for each target image

Step 8 : nt = VAR(dt(I));

Step 9 : Loop2: for J = 1:1:nums // For every source image

Step 10 : ns = VAR(ds(J));

Step 11 :

Res = norm(nt,ns);

ResArray(inc) = Res

Inc = inc +1 ;

Step 12 : end Loop1

Inc = 1;

Step 13 : end Loop2

Step 14 : [m, loct, locs ] = min(ResArray)

Step 15 : Loop1: for I =1:1:numt // for each target image

Step 16 : imt = imread(loct(I))

Step 17 : ims = imread(locs(I))

Step 18 : h1 = hcal(imt);

Step 19 : h2 = hcal(ims);

Step 20 : a = KSTEST(h1,h2)

If a==0

OutPut “ image matches”

Else

OutPut “ image not matches”

End if

Step 21 : end Loop1

Step 22 : Stop

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