Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:   propose a new method for automatic storyboard segmentation of TV news using image retrieval techniques and content manipulation. Our framework performs: shot boundary detection, global key-frame representation, image re-ranking based on neighborhood relations and temporal variance of image locations in order to construct a unimodal cluster for anchor person detection and differentiation. Finally, anchor shots are used to form video scenes. The entire technique is unsupervised being able to learn semantic models and extract natural patterns from the current video data. The experimental evaluation performed on a dataset of 50 videos, totalizing more than 30 hours, demonstrates the pertinence of the proposed method, with gains in terms of recall and precision rates with more than 5-7% when compared with state of the art techniques
['Bogdan Mocanu', 'Ruxandra Tapu', 'Titus Zaharia']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Automatic Segmentation of TV News into Stories Using Visual and Temporal Information
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