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CH-4 – Implementation of VSM – Part-1

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

General – Architecture of VSM

The architecture of VSM is consists on three main parts. Test side possibility is image or video and source have one possibility and it is only video.

  • Load Target Video To classification Model
  • Load Source Video To classification Model
  • Load Target Image To classification Model

Figure 4.2 Load Target Video To classification Model

Figure 4.3 Load Source Video To classification Model

Figure 4.4 Load Target Image To classification Model

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