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Exploring Image Processing Based Object Detection & Tracking Techniques in Videos: A Concise Overview

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  • Priya Jain1
  • Meenakshi Arora2
  • Rohini Sharma3

Priya Jain, Meenakshi Arora, Rohini Sharmam“‘Exploring Image Processing Based Object Detection & Tracking Techniques in Videos: A Concise Overview”, IJIRE-V5I03-180-185

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