Pattern mining-based video saliency detection: Application to moving object segmentation
In this paper, we present a new model for spatiotemporal saliency detection. Instead of previous works which combine the image saliency in the spatial domain with motion cues to build their video saliency model, we propose to apply the pattern mining (PM) algorithm. From initial saliency maps comput...
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