Adaptive visual tracking with reacquisition ability for arbitrary objects

Tianyu Yang, Baopu Li, Chao Hu, M. Meng
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This paper introduces a novel tracking framework for robots that can adapt various appearance changes of object and also owns the ability of reacquisition after drift. Two classifiers, LaRank and Online Random Ferns, are adopted to realize this tracking algorithm. The former one maintains the adaptive tracking using a Condensation-based method with an online support vector machine (SVM) as observation model, which also provides the reliable image patch samples to detector for updating. The other one is in charge of the task of detection in order to redetect the object when the target drifts. We also present a refinement strategy to improve the tracker's performance by discarding the support vector corresponding to possible wrong updates by a matching template after re-initialization. The experiments on benchmark dataset compare our tracking method with several other state-of-the-art algorithms, demonstrating a promising performance of the proposed framework.
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具有任意目标再获取能力的自适应视觉跟踪
本文介绍了一种新的机器人跟踪框架,该框架既能适应物体的各种外观变化,又具有漂移后的再获取能力。采用LaRank和Online Random蕨类两个分类器实现该跟踪算法。前者采用基于凝聚的方法,以在线支持向量机(SVM)作为观测模型,保持自适应跟踪,同时为检测器提供可靠的图像patch样本进行更新。另一个负责检测任务,以便在目标漂移时重新检测目标。我们还提出了一种改进策略,通过在重新初始化后丢弃匹配模板对应的可能错误更新的支持向量来提高跟踪器的性能。在基准数据集上的实验将我们的跟踪方法与其他几种最先进的算法进行了比较,证明了所提出框架的良好性能。
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