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CH-5 – Software Testing and Running – 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.

5.1 Valid Input for VSM

AVI format videos are valid input for system. This is valid for both input source video and target video.

If target is not video and target is an image then valid format is BMP, JPEG, GIF.

5.2 Output of VSM

VSM provide information that if target video matches with source video, source video any part or not. Also if target image match with any frame of source video or not

This information makes available by producing a clip that represent that output.

5.3 How to Run the VSM

This application is developed on Windows XP environment. MATLAB 7.0 is the tool used for coding and implementation. System is P-3, 1000MHz

  1. This application is start by typing VSM on command prompt of MATLAB.

Figure 5.1 Command Prompt of MATLAB

  1. After pressing the enter key GUI will appear.

Figure 5.2 GUI of VSM

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