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Abstract

Presented in this thesis is MPEG VIRS: A content based video indexing and retrieval system.
It is a prototype system that allows the automatic population and indexing of a database of
MPEG-1 video files, based on colour, texture, and motion features. The system also allows
searching of the database via a graphical sketch. The main focus of this thesis is the
implementation of the motion indexing process, and additionally the integration of this
component into the system as a whole. MPEG VIRS is designed to display the potential of a
content based indexing and retrieval system in the growing need to provide tools to aid the
management of large video databases, as well as to provide a framework for further research
into this area.

Item Type:	Thesis - Honours
Authors/Creators:	Gillespie, WJ
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