The phrase "temporal segmentation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to dividing a larger unit of time into smaller segments or intervals. Example: The study used temporal segmentation to analyze the participants' sleeping patterns, dividing the night into 15-minute intervals.
Temporal segmentation provides some video segments in each of which the clustering is performed.
In the second step, we perform rough temporal segmentation and then apply refined clustering for each of the temporal segments, where each frame is represented by the sparse coding of SIFT features.
A novel video analysis technique is presented that performs temporal segmentation of video containing human product interaction and automatically identifies time segments in which the human has difficulties in operating the product.
For the temporal segmentation, we perform the kernel temporal segmentation (KTS) method [21], which detects the change points of a signal (a video stream here) statistically.
The proposed analysis framework performs an inlier/outlier-based temporal segmentation of the content.
The proposed method mainly consists of spatial and temporal segmentation; the spatial segmentation divides each frame into regions with accurate boundaries, and the temporal segmentation divides each frame into background and foreground areas.
In the following we move over changing-regular looking for other interesting temporal segmentations of the customers.
The experimental results validated that CPM can effectively identify gene-specific temporal segmentations by developing a boundary gene estimation scheme, and efficiently infer the potential cascade dynamics of biological processes by constructing a temporal block network.
Fig. 2 Details block diagram of spatial-temporal segmentation method.
Figure 2 shows block diagram of spatial-temporal segmentation method with more details.
This approach has been mostly applied to spatial and spatial-temporal segmentation.
