The main objective of this project is to suggest a method of main frame extraction that uses an absolute histogram difference threshold of consecutive video data frames and tracks the object/vehicle.
The computer vision research field is involved, and includes the compiled overview of videos for various applications including video object identification and detection/tracking, video recovery, and archiving. Keyframe extraction is one way of summarizing video results. This paper suggests a method of mainframe extraction that uses an absolute histogram difference threshold of consecutive video data frames and tracks the object/vehicle. This experiment is conducted on CC Tv footage which is available on YouTube source. For evaluation purpose, output video duration and number of frames is calculated.
Keywords: Video summarization, Object detection/tracking, Histogram Difference, Keyframe.
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