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A Survey Paper on: Video Classification Techniques

Nirav Bhatt, Aspriha R. Das

Abstract


There are many videos available in this present day. To help the viewers to find video of their interest, an initiative has been taken on automatic video classification methods. We survey the video classification literatures in this paper. And we find three main approaches for classification as: text, audio and visual. And then compared all of that approaches. We conclude with ideas for further research.


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Audio Based, Text Based, Video Classification Techniques, Visual Based.

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