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A Low Complexity Change Detection Algorithm Operating in the Compressed Domain

Bracamonte, Javier
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Ansorge, Michael
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Pellandini, Fausto
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2005
Proceedings of the 8th COST 276 Workshop on Information and Knowledge Management of Integrated Media Communication
8th COST 276 Workshop on Information and Knowledge Management of Integrated Media Communication

This paper introduces a simple, fast, and efficient algorithm for image change detection in the compressed domain. The proposed technique operates directly on Discrete Cosine Transformed (DCT-ed) data which makes it suitable for processing compressed bitstreams produced with DCT-based encoders such as Motion JPEG, MPEG-x, and H.26x. Its limited hardware requirements render this method compatible with low-cost, low-complexity, and low-power systems. The results given in the frame of a videosurveillance application demonstrate the excellent performance of this technique to detect the significant change in a scene while filtering out the noise. This method exploits the fact that the phase of the DCT coefficients of a transformed image contains a significant amount of information. By processing only the phase part of the DCT coefficients a simple, fast, efficient, and yet robust change detection method is achieved.

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