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technologies. Clearly, this chapter is only meant to capture the landscape of the
field that is still young and still evolving. For a long-term perspective, video scene
analysis is an interesting issue that currently requires for a lot more research efforts.
Acknowledgement
The work is supported by grants from the Chinese National Natural Science
Foundation under contract No. 60973055 and No. 61035001, and National Basic Research Pro-
gram of China under contract No. 2009CB320906.
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