Video Segmentation

Video segmentation is the process of dividing a video into meaningful parts or regions, such as separating a person from the background or identifying different objects within each frame. It involves analyzing the video pixel-by-pixel to understand which parts belong together, enabling applications like video editing, object tracking, and content analysis. By segmenting videos, computers can better interpret and manipulate visual information, making it useful in areas like surveillance, autonomous vehicles, and multimedia processing. Essentially, it's about breaking down a continuous video stream into organized, identifiable segments for easier analysis and processing.