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Content-Based Query Processing for Video Databases
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This paper presents a query processing strategy for the content-based video query language named CVQL. By CVQL, users can flexibly specify query predicates by the spatial and temporal relationships of the content objects. The query processing strategy evaluates the predicates and returns qualified videos or frames as results. Before the evaluation of the predicates, a preprocessing is performed to avoid unnecessary accessing of videos which are impossible to be the answers. The preprocessing checks the existence of the content objects specified in the predicates to eliminate unqualified videos. For the evaluation of the predicates, an M-index is designed based on the analysis of the behaviors of the content objects. The M-index is employed to avoid frame-by-frame evaluation of the predicates. Experimental results are presented to illustrate the performance of this approach.
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Query language
query processing
video databases
video indexing
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