Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering 2147-284X 2147-284X MUSA YILMAZ 10.17694/bajece.336217 Scene Change Detection using Different Color Pallets and Performance Comparison Bulut Faruk Osmanı Shaira 09 01 2017 5 2 66 72 08 26 2017 08 11 2017 Copyright © 2013, Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering 2013 Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

In the world of massive uploaded videos, to be able to cover the contentof a video at a glance becomes a necessity since there is no enough time towatch the whole video for an individual. Looking at frames of different scenesin a video gives a brief idea of the content, when each different scene imagesare listed to be checked by the user. In this study, an approach using variouscolor palettes is proposed to be able to detect the different scenes of avideo. In the proposed method, color histogram values of sequential framesfirstly are calculated. If the difference in the histogram values of the pairframes in sequence is over a threshold value (percentage of change), scenechange is detected. In the experimental studies, 3-Bit RGB (Red Green Blue),6-Bit RGB, 8-Bit RGB, 9-Bit RGB, 1-Bit Binary, 4-Bit Gray, and 8-Bit Graypalettes are implemented over a list of video files and compared. In the comparisonsof palettes, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-Score performance metrics areused. In the performance accuracy controls, 6-Bit RGB color pallet with athreshold level value of 35% has been experimented as the best of all. 

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