On one hand the algorithms for image processing usually consume a lot of time on the other hand the motors and mechanisms used for the camera movements are significantly slow . This work describes the use of ANFIS model to reduce the delay 's effects in the control for visual tracking and also explains how we resolved this problem by predicting the target movement using a neurofuzzy approach . In the present day real time applications of visual object tracking in surveillance , it has become extremely complex , time consuming and tricky to do the tracking when there are occlusions are present for small duration or for longer time and also when it is done in outdoor environments . In these conditions , the target to be tracked can be lost for few seconds and that should be tracked as soon as possible . The full occlusion case . Although the existing correlation filter based on trackers has appeared to be more excellent in the visual tracking problem , there is still tremendous space for the improvement of the tracking performance , especially in the occlusion situation which is often ignored due to the difficulty in detection and processing . In this paper , a scale-adaptive tracker is proposed to handle the case of occlusion . To further improve the robustness of each base learner , we propose to train the convolutional layers with random binary masks , which serves as a regularization to enforce each base learner to focus on different input features . The proposed online training method is applied to visual tracking problem by transferring deep features trained on massive annotated visual data and is shown to significantly improve tracking performance . Extensive experiments are conducted on two challenging benchmark data set and demonstrate that our tracking algorithm can outperform state-of-the-art methods with a considerable margin . We acquire a movement speed vector based on the shape of a motion blur region . This method can extract both the position and speed of the moving object from an image frame , and apply them to a visual tracking process using Kalman filter . We estimated the 3D position of the object based on the information obtained from two different viewpoints as shown in figure 1 . In this paper we will describe the methods employed for pen tracking , feature extraction , and statistical handwriting recognition . The di erences compared to classical on-line recognition systems and the modi cations in the visual tracking process will be discussed . In order to demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed approach evaluation results on a small writer independent unconstrained handwriting recognition task will be presented . This work describes the use of brain programming for automating the video tracking design process . The challenge is that of creating visual programs that learn to detect a toy dinosaur from a database while tested in a visual-tracking scenario . When planning an object tracking system , two sub-tasks need to be approached : detection of moving objects in each frame and correct association of detection to the same object over time . Initially , we demonstrate the ability of the MHT – MMF tracker , and later in the paper we extend the MMF-based tracker to the interacting multiple model ( IMM ) tracker and show the superiority of the latter in handling motion transition of features efficiently . The primary purpose of this paper is to show how the IMM algorithm combined with an extension of the classical MHT framework can be used in a visual tracking scenario . The study shows that the method proposed can distinguish between different motions depicted in an image sequence with good tracking results . Target tracking is one of the most widely used applications of UAVs and visual based tracking is the main method for non-cooperative tracking . In non-cooperative tracking missions , the UAV circles around the target and the gimbal rotates to keep the optic axis of the onboard camera pointing to the target . The visual based tracking has been an active area among the research community in recent years . Its application can be broadly found in intelligent transportation systems like advanced driver assistance systems ( ADAS ) or autonomous vehicles . In this paper we present a scheme for pedestrian tracking from an unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) , which includes the motion control of the UAV , and the visual tracking of a specific pedestrian from the moving platform . In the visual tracking part , we use an online updating feature queue and the Locality-constrained Linear Coding ( LLC ) method to match the pedestrian target . The ground station receives video stream from the UAV , and sends back commands to control the UAV 's motion . Visual image tracking involves the estimation of the motion of any desired targets in a surveillance region using a sequence of images . A standard method of isolating moving targets in image tracking uses background subtraction . In this dissertation we propose an automatic system for the visual-tracking of buses in a parking lot , based in a set of Pan-Tilt-Zoom ( PTZ ) cameras . The parking lot has specific entry points equipped with bus passing detectors which inform our system of new buses . To achieve the goal of intelligent motion perception effort has been spent on visual object tracking , which is one of the most important research topics in computer vision . Visual video tracking includes object detection and tracking which are closely related process . Object detection involves verifying the presence of object and object tracking is monitoring object 's spatial and temporal changes in images sequences . The Perception of Spatial Layout in a Virtual World.- Segmentation , Detection and Object Recognition.- Towards a Computational Model for Object Recognition in IT Cortex.- Straight Line Detection as an Optimization Problem : An Approach Motivated by the Jumping Spider Visual System.- Factorial Code Representation of Faces for Recognition.- Distinctive Features Should Be Learned.- Moving Object Segmentation Based on Human Visual Sensitivity.- Invited Paper (3).- Object Classification Using a Fragment-Based Representation.- Computational Model.- Confrontation of Retinal Adaptation Model with Key Features of Psychophysical Gain Behavior Dynamics.- Polarization-Based Orientation in a Natural Environment.- Computation Model of Eye Movement in Reading Using Foveated Vision.- New Eyes for Shape and Motion Estimation.- Top-Down Attention Control at Feature Space for Robust Pattern Recognition.- A Model for Visual Camouflage Breaking.- Active and Attentive Vision.- Development of a Biologically Inspired Real-Time Visual Attention System.- Real-Time Visual Tracking Insensitive to Three-Dimensional Rotation of Objects.- Heading Perception and Moving Objects.- Dynamic Vergence Using Disparity Flux.- Invited Paper (4).- Computing in Cortical Columns : curve inference and stereo correspondence.- Invited Paper (5).- Active Vision from Multiple Cues.- Posters.- An Efficient Data Structure for Feature Extraction in a Foveated Environment.- Parallel Trellis Based Stereo Matching Using Constraints.- Unsupervised Learning of Biologically Plausible Object Recognition Strategies.- Structured Kalman Filter for Tracking Partially Occluded Moving Objects.- Face Recognition under Varying Views.- Time Delay Effects on Dynamic Patterns in a Coupled Neural Model.- Pose-Independent Object Representation by 2-D Views.- An Image Enhancement Technique Based on Wavelets.- Front-End Vision In this paper , we propose a visual tracking approach that detects unexpected moving human that appears in the scene of a monocular camera . This method is implemented using a novel combination of multi-features tracking algorithm based on the particle filter , which allows robust and accurate visual tracking under the circumstance of real-time visual tracking . We apply a particle filter implementation to human tracking using multi-features observation that exploits skin and head-and-shoulder boundary as its prior density . This paper proposes an algorithm for real-time video tracking and discusses its application to automatic vehicle watching system . Recent research posits two popular methods for video tracking : background statistical modeling and image difference . Series-Parallel Matching for Real-Time Visual Object Tracking . The greatest challenge facing visual object tracking is the simultaneous requirements on robustness and discrimination power . Correlation Filter ( CF ) has been a powerful tool for real-time visual object tracking . Although enormous improvements have been made since the first CF tracker was proposed , most of the existing CF tracking schemes adopt a fixed Gaussian label to train correlation filter . Robust tracking through long sequences are valuable for many computer vision applications . Illumination and partial occlusion are two main difficulties in real world visual tracking . Existing methods based on hostile appearance information can not solve these problems effectively . This paper addresses real-time automatic visual tracking , labeling and classification of a variable number of objects such as pedestrians or/and vehicles , under time-varying illumination conditions . The illumination and multi-object configuration are jointly tracked through a Markov Chain Monte-Carlo Particle Filter ( MCMC PF ) . In matching tasks in computer vision , and particularly in real-time tracking from video , there are generally strong priors available on absolute and relative correspondence locations thanks to motion and scene models . While these priors are often partially used post-hoc to resolve matching consensus in algorithms like RANSAC , it was recently shown that fully integrating them in an ‘ Active Matching ’ ( AM ) approach permits efficient guided image processing with rigorous decisions guided by Information Theory . We present an algorithm for robust and real-time visual tracking under challenging illumination conditions characterized by poor lighting as well as sudden and drastic changes in illumination . Robustness is achieved by adapting illumination-invariant binary descriptors to dense image alignment using the Lucas and Kanade algorithm . In case of actual implementation we must consider the interaction between them to achieve robust performance . In this paper , the robust real time visual tracking in complex background is considered . A common approach to increase robustness of a tracking system is to use known geometric models ( CAD model etc . ) or to attach the marker . Real — time visual tracking is a difficult problem requiring high speed processing . Neural networks have shown great potential for solving the problem . However , existing RFID tracking methods suffer from low accuracy and instability , due to severe interference in industrial sites with many metal structures . To improve RFID tracking performance in industrial sites , a RFID tracking method that integrates Multidimensional Support Vector Regression ( MSVR ) and Kalman filter is developed in this paper . Extensive experiments have been conducted on a Liquefied Natural Gas ( LNG ) facility site with long range active RFID system to evaluate the performance of this approach . In this paper , we present a robust , decentralized approach to RF-based location tracking . Our system , called MoteTrack , is based on low-power radio transceivers coupled with a modest amount of computation and storage capabilities . The snapshot query finds those POIs that were most frequently visited at a given time point , whereas the interval query finds such POIs for a given time interval . A typical example of symbolic tracking is RFID-based tracking , where an object with an RFID tag is detected by an RFID reader when the object is in the reader ’s detection range . A symbolic indoor tracking system deploys a limited number of proximity detection devices , like RFID readers , at preselected locations , covering only part of the host indoor space . It is in the interest of many scenarios due to its low cost , ease of deployment and good performance in indoor settings . However , the identification of a large scale of tags that surround RFID readers within the limited time raises a big challenge for RFID-based tracking . To solve this problem , we propose two core design components , RFID MAC and a range-free tracking algorithm . There are many applications of RF tracking for security , based on the concept of detecting a unique RF transmitter by a receiver covering a given area , where each application has its own unique range of performance requirements . The goal in the WatchMate research program was to develop a base technology that can address many of these requirements while also addressing many of the technical problems associated with each application . However , it still faces many challenging problems , especially the background inclusion in the target bounding box which easily results in model drifting . To handle this problem , we propose a novel and general approach to learn a local-global multi-graph descriptor to suppress background effects for RGB-T tracking . Our approach relies on a novel graph learning algorithm . Abstract This paper studies how to perform RGB-T object tracking in the correlation filter framework . Given the input RGB and thermal videos , we utilize the correlation filter for each modality due to its high performance in both of accuracy and speed . Extensive experiments on the large-scale dataset are executed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed tracker against other state-of-the-art tracking methods . We also provide new insights and potential research directions to the field of RGB-T object tracking . Depth map provides rich information and it can be utilized in object tracking to handle some challenging problems in conventional RGB tracking such as occlusions and model drift . In this paper , we present a tracker that provides an effective real-time target tracking method based on a binocular camera . Recently , the surge of depth sensors makes RGBD data available and facilitates the development of RGBD tracking . Inspired by the popularity of discriminative correlation filter (DCF)-based trackers in RGB tracking , we propose a target-aware framework for RGBD tracking based on the existing DCF-based trackers in this paper . The framework comprehensively utilizes the prior , depth , and color information to compute a fine foreground-background segmentation map . The optimized patch weights are then imposed on the extracted RGB and thermal features , and the target object is finally located by adopting the structured SVM algorithm . Moreover , we also contribute a comprehensive dataset for RGB-T tracking purpose . Comparing with existing ones , the new dataset has the following advantages : 1 ) Its size is sufficiently large for large-scale performance evaluation ( total frame number : 210 K , maximum frames per video pair : 8 K ) .
On one hand the algorithms for image processing usually consume a lot of time on the other hand the motors and mechanisms used for the camera movements are significantly slow . This work describes the use of ANFIS model to reduce the delay 's effects in the control for visual tracking and also explains how we resolved this problem by predicting the target movement using a neurofuzzy approach .
In the present day real time applications of visual object tracking in surveillance , it has become extremely complex , time consuming and tricky to do the tracking when there are occlusions are present for small duration or for longer time and also when it is done in outdoor environments . In these conditions , the target to be tracked can be lost for few seconds and that should be tracked as soon as possible .
The full occlusion case . Although the existing correlation filter based on trackers has appeared to be more excellent in the visual tracking problem , there is still tremendous space for the improvement of the tracking performance , especially in the occlusion situation which is often ignored due to the difficulty in detection and processing . In this paper , a scale-adaptive tracker is proposed to handle the case of occlusion .
To further improve the robustness of each base learner , we propose to train the convolutional layers with random binary masks , which serves as a regularization to enforce each base learner to focus on different input features . The proposed online training method is applied to visual tracking problem by transferring deep features trained on massive annotated visual data and is shown to significantly improve tracking performance . Extensive experiments are conducted on two challenging benchmark data set and demonstrate that our tracking algorithm can outperform state-of-the-art methods with a considerable margin .
We acquire a movement speed vector based on the shape of a motion blur region . This method can extract both the position and speed of the moving object from an image frame , and apply them to a visual tracking process using Kalman filter . We estimated the 3D position of the object based on the information obtained from two different viewpoints as shown in figure 1 .
In this paper we will describe the methods employed for pen tracking , feature extraction , and statistical handwriting recognition . The di erences compared to classical on-line recognition systems and the modi cations in the visual tracking process will be discussed . In order to demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed approach evaluation results on a small writer independent unconstrained handwriting recognition task will be presented .
This work describes the use of brain programming for automating the video tracking design process . The challenge is that of creating visual programs that learn to detect a toy dinosaur from a database while tested in a visual-tracking scenario . When planning an object tracking system , two sub-tasks need to be approached : detection of moving objects in each frame and correct association of detection to the same object over time .
Initially , we demonstrate the ability of the MHT – MMF tracker , and later in the paper we extend the MMF-based tracker to the interacting multiple model ( IMM ) tracker and show the superiority of the latter in handling motion transition of features efficiently . The primary purpose of this paper is to show how the IMM algorithm combined with an extension of the classical MHT framework can be used in a visual tracking scenario . The study shows that the method proposed can distinguish between different motions depicted in an image sequence with good tracking results .
Target tracking is one of the most widely used applications of UAVs and visual based tracking is the main method for non-cooperative tracking . In non-cooperative tracking missions , the UAV circles around the target and the gimbal rotates to keep the optic axis of the onboard camera pointing to the target .
The visual based tracking has been an active area among the research community in recent years . Its application can be broadly found in intelligent transportation systems like advanced driver assistance systems ( ADAS ) or autonomous vehicles .
In this paper we present a scheme for pedestrian tracking from an unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) , which includes the motion control of the UAV , and the visual tracking of a specific pedestrian from the moving platform . In the visual tracking part , we use an online updating feature queue and the Locality-constrained Linear Coding ( LLC ) method to match the pedestrian target . The ground station receives video stream from the UAV , and sends back commands to control the UAV 's motion .
Visual image tracking involves the estimation of the motion of any desired targets in a surveillance region using a sequence of images . A standard method of isolating moving targets in image tracking uses background subtraction .
In this dissertation we propose an automatic system for the visual-tracking of buses in a parking lot , based in a set of Pan-Tilt-Zoom ( PTZ ) cameras . The parking lot has specific entry points equipped with bus passing detectors which inform our system of new buses .
To achieve the goal of intelligent motion perception effort has been spent on visual object tracking , which is one of the most important research topics in computer vision . Visual video tracking includes object detection and tracking which are closely related process . Object detection involves verifying the presence of object and object tracking is monitoring object 's spatial and temporal changes in images sequences .
The Perception of Spatial Layout in a Virtual World.- Segmentation , Detection and Object Recognition.- Towards a Computational Model for Object Recognition in IT Cortex.- Straight Line Detection as an Optimization Problem : An Approach Motivated by the Jumping Spider Visual System.- Factorial Code Representation of Faces for Recognition.- Distinctive Features Should Be Learned.- Moving Object Segmentation Based on Human Visual Sensitivity.- Invited Paper (3).- Object Classification Using a Fragment-Based Representation.- Computational Model.- Confrontation of Retinal Adaptation Model with Key Features of Psychophysical Gain Behavior Dynamics.- Polarization-Based Orientation in a Natural Environment.- Computation Model of Eye Movement in Reading Using Foveated Vision.- New Eyes for Shape and Motion Estimation.- Top-Down Attention Control at Feature Space for Robust Pattern Recognition.- A Model for Visual Camouflage Breaking.- Active and Attentive Vision.- Development of a Biologically Inspired Real-Time Visual Attention System.- Real-Time Visual Tracking Insensitive to Three-Dimensional Rotation of Objects.- Heading Perception and Moving Objects.- Dynamic Vergence Using Disparity Flux.- Invited Paper (4).- Computing in Cortical Columns : curve inference and stereo correspondence.- Invited Paper (5).- Active Vision from Multiple Cues.- Posters.- An Efficient Data Structure for Feature Extraction in a Foveated Environment.- Parallel Trellis Based Stereo Matching Using Constraints.- Unsupervised Learning of Biologically Plausible Object Recognition Strategies.- Structured Kalman Filter for Tracking Partially Occluded Moving Objects.- Face Recognition under Varying Views.- Time Delay Effects on Dynamic Patterns in a Coupled Neural Model.- Pose-Independent Object Representation by 2-D Views.- An Image Enhancement Technique Based on Wavelets.- Front-End Vision
In this paper , we propose a visual tracking approach that detects unexpected moving human that appears in the scene of a monocular camera . This method is implemented using a novel combination of multi-features tracking algorithm based on the particle filter , which allows robust and accurate visual tracking under the circumstance of real-time visual tracking . We apply a particle filter implementation to human tracking using multi-features observation that exploits skin and head-and-shoulder boundary as its prior density .
This paper proposes an algorithm for real-time video tracking and discusses its application to automatic vehicle watching system . Recent research posits two popular methods for video tracking : background statistical modeling and image difference .
Series-Parallel Matching for Real-Time Visual Object Tracking . The greatest challenge facing visual object tracking is the simultaneous requirements on robustness and discrimination power .
Correlation Filter ( CF ) has been a powerful tool for real-time visual object tracking . Although enormous improvements have been made since the first CF tracker was proposed , most of the existing CF tracking schemes adopt a fixed Gaussian label to train correlation filter .
Robust tracking through long sequences are valuable for many computer vision applications . Illumination and partial occlusion are two main difficulties in real world visual tracking . Existing methods based on hostile appearance information can not solve these problems effectively .
This paper addresses real-time automatic visual tracking , labeling and classification of a variable number of objects such as pedestrians or/and vehicles , under time-varying illumination conditions . The illumination and multi-object configuration are jointly tracked through a Markov Chain Monte-Carlo Particle Filter ( MCMC PF ) .
In matching tasks in computer vision , and particularly in real-time tracking from video , there are generally strong priors available on absolute and relative correspondence locations thanks to motion and scene models . While these priors are often partially used post-hoc to resolve matching consensus in algorithms like RANSAC , it was recently shown that fully integrating them in an ‘ Active Matching ’ ( AM ) approach permits efficient guided image processing with rigorous decisions guided by Information Theory .
We present an algorithm for robust and real-time visual tracking under challenging illumination conditions characterized by poor lighting as well as sudden and drastic changes in illumination . Robustness is achieved by adapting illumination-invariant binary descriptors to dense image alignment using the Lucas and Kanade algorithm .
In case of actual implementation we must consider the interaction between them to achieve robust performance . In this paper , the robust real time visual tracking in complex background is considered . A common approach to increase robustness of a tracking system is to use known geometric models ( CAD model etc . ) or to attach the marker .
Real — time visual tracking is a difficult problem requiring high speed processing . Neural networks have shown great potential for solving the problem .
However , existing RFID tracking methods suffer from low accuracy and instability , due to severe interference in industrial sites with many metal structures . To improve RFID tracking performance in industrial sites , a RFID tracking method that integrates Multidimensional Support Vector Regression ( MSVR ) and Kalman filter is developed in this paper . Extensive experiments have been conducted on a Liquefied Natural Gas ( LNG ) facility site with long range active RFID system to evaluate the performance of this approach .
In this paper , we present a robust , decentralized approach to RF-based location tracking . Our system , called MoteTrack , is based on low-power radio transceivers coupled with a modest amount of computation and storage capabilities .
The snapshot query finds those POIs that were most frequently visited at a given time point , whereas the interval query finds such POIs for a given time interval . A typical example of symbolic tracking is RFID-based tracking , where an object with an RFID tag is detected by an RFID reader when the object is in the reader ’s detection range . A symbolic indoor tracking system deploys a limited number of proximity detection devices , like RFID readers , at preselected locations , covering only part of the host indoor space .
It is in the interest of many scenarios due to its low cost , ease of deployment and good performance in indoor settings . However , the identification of a large scale of tags that surround RFID readers within the limited time raises a big challenge for RFID-based tracking . To solve this problem , we propose two core design components , RFID MAC and a range-free tracking algorithm .
There are many applications of RF tracking for security , based on the concept of detecting a unique RF transmitter by a receiver covering a given area , where each application has its own unique range of performance requirements . The goal in the WatchMate research program was to develop a base technology that can address many of these requirements while also addressing many of the technical problems associated with each application .
However , it still faces many challenging problems , especially the background inclusion in the target bounding box which easily results in model drifting . To handle this problem , we propose a novel and general approach to learn a local-global multi-graph descriptor to suppress background effects for RGB-T tracking . Our approach relies on a novel graph learning algorithm .
Abstract This paper studies how to perform RGB-T object tracking in the correlation filter framework . Given the input RGB and thermal videos , we utilize the correlation filter for each modality due to its high performance in both of accuracy and speed .
Extensive experiments on the large-scale dataset are executed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed tracker against other state-of-the-art tracking methods . We also provide new insights and potential research directions to the field of RGB-T object tracking .
Depth map provides rich information and it can be utilized in object tracking to handle some challenging problems in conventional RGB tracking such as occlusions and model drift . In this paper , we present a tracker that provides an effective real-time target tracking method based on a binocular camera .
Recently , the surge of depth sensors makes RGBD data available and facilitates the development of RGBD tracking . Inspired by the popularity of discriminative correlation filter (DCF)-based trackers in RGB tracking , we propose a target-aware framework for RGBD tracking based on the existing DCF-based trackers in this paper . The framework comprehensively utilizes the prior , depth , and color information to compute a fine foreground-background segmentation map .
The optimized patch weights are then imposed on the extracted RGB and thermal features , and the target object is finally located by adopting the structured SVM algorithm . Moreover , we also contribute a comprehensive dataset for RGB-T tracking purpose . Comparing with existing ones , the new dataset has the following advantages : 1 ) Its size is sufficiently large for large-scale performance evaluation ( total frame number : 210 K , maximum frames per video pair : 8 K ) .
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