VIP methods for Sports Video - an Analysis
Abstract
Video Annotation has become challenging process in the field of Sports Video. An every event with respect to the game requires the precise gloss. This has been done with different Video Image Processing(VIP) Techniques using MATLAB tool. This paper elaborates the all efficient video processing methods applied on the different sports videos and these analyzed results will be tested for Kabaddi Game for image mosaicking in the current case study
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