Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Motion-based segmentation is traditionally used for video object extraction. Objects are detected as groups of significant mov- ing regions and tracked through the sequence. Hover, this approach presents difficulties for video shots that contain both static and dynamic moments, and detection is prone to fail in absence of motion. In addition, retrieval of static contents is needed for high-level descriptions. ,  present a new graph-based approach to extract spatio-temporal regions. The method performs iteratively on pairs of frames through a hierarchical merging process. Spatial merging is first performed to build spatial atomic regions, based on color similarities. Then,  propose a new matching procedure for the temporal grouping of both static and moving regions. A feature point tracking stage allows to create dynamic temporal edges beten frames and group strongly connected regions. Space-time constraints are then applied to merge the main static regions and a region graph matching stage completes the pro- cedure to reach high temporal coherence. Finally,  show the potential of our method for the segmentation of real moving video sequences.
['Eric Galmar', 'Benoit Huet']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Graph-Based spatio-temporal region extraction
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