Video sequences correlation and static analysis and scene changing forecasting in motion estimation

A method for analyzing the interframe interaction in a video film having a dynamic sequence of images, comprising:

• a) isolating subjects of the video film by the steps of
• 1) calculating the function of the correlation relationship between successive frames;
• 2) finding images in successive frames that have a small correlation relationship;
• 3) isolating frames into groups which have small correlation relationship;
• 4) determining gradual changes of scenario
• 5) isolating duplicate or groups of duplicate neighboring frames and eliminate all but one duplicate frame
• b) arranging reference frames to form a sequence of scenarios
• c) determining the rate of information exchange between successive scenarios
• d) determining the speed of movement of complex objects relative to the video camera
• e) conducting analysis of stochastic relationships between blocks and separate pixels during transition from one image to another;
• and
• performing video compression based upon results of steps a–f.