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From a chat with Dario and @niksirbi, it would be very useful for researchers to automatically detect "outlier" sections in a video
(E.g., when the experimenter puts the animal in the arena or a human walking in)
Later we were wondering if there could be a simple method to do this, maybe focusing on static cameras to start with.
Could detecting a large difference with a mean / median frame be enough?
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From a chat with Dario and @niksirbi, it would be very useful for researchers to automatically detect "outlier" sections in a video
(E.g., when the experimenter puts the animal in the arena or a human walking in)
Later we were wondering if there could be a simple method to do this, maybe focusing on static cameras to start with.
Could detecting a large difference with a mean / median frame be enough?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: