"structure of the video" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the organization and layout of a video, including elements such as the order of scenes, transitions, and overall flow. Example: "The structure of the video was well-planned, with each scene seamlessly leading into the next and keeping the viewers engaged until the end."
Instead, the higher level semantic structure of the video (e.g., the outline, summary, or scenes) often remains hidden from the user.
The physical structure is described by the temporal organization of the sequence (segments), the spatial organization of images (regions) as well as the spatio-temporal structure of the video (regions with motion).
A multi-level storyline visualization method then organizes and synthesizes a suitable amount of representative information, including both the locations and interested objects and characters, with the assistance of arrows, according to the relationships between the video story units and the temporal structure of the video sequence.
The second priority is the actual structure of the video.
A special SVC control NALU at the beginning of the bitstream contains metadata about the scalable structure of the video.
Test question order was the same across all groups and followed the narrative structure of the video.
We needed to change the structure of the videos.
For more details regarding the structure of the video-game interfaces used in the MAPS cognitive tests and the parameters measured, refer to [ 1, 15].
The final structures of the video exemplify the drastic differences Lomas can create with his repertoire of inputs.
The mix is a composition from diverse sound extracts, so I tried to create an analogy of this structure for the video too.
However, for the second dataset it is impossible to be implemented as FSA-TB is based on the assumption of a standard GoP structure for the video.
