Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 56, Issue 7, 071502(2019)
Decision-Level Fusion Tracking for Infrared and Visible Spectra Based on Deep Learning
Fig. 1. Tracking drift using several classic tracking methods. (a) Algorithm in Ref. [9]; (b) algorithm in Ref. [14]; (c) algorithm in Ref. [15]; (d) algorithm in Ref. [16]
Fig. 2. Infrared images dataset (examples). (a) Bicycle; (b) bus; (c) car; (d) motorbike; (e) pedestrian
Fig. 3. Training loss versus number of iterations
Fig. 4. Test accuracy versus number of iterations
Fig. 5. Decision-level fusion tracking for infrared and visible spectra based on deep learning
Fig. 6. Process of decision-level fusion tracking
Fig. 7. Tracking results(frame sequence number is 1, 15, 32, 55, 129, 143, 162). (a) Infrared tracking; (b) visible tracking; (c) fusion tracking infrared and visible
Fig. 8. Comparison of overlap score between dual-band fusion and single band tracking
Fig. 9. Comparison of centre location error between dual-band fusion and single band tracking
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Cong Tang, Yongshun Ling, Hua Yang, Xing Yang, Wuqin Tong. Decision-Level Fusion Tracking for Infrared and Visible Spectra Based on Deep Learning[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(7): 071502
Category: Machine Vision
Received: Sep. 18, 2018
Accepted: Oct. 22, 2018
Published Online: Jul. 30, 2019
The Author Email: Tang Cong (tangcong17@nudt.edu.cn)