Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 56, Issue 16, 161505(2019)
Adaptive Merging Complementary Learners for Visual Tracking Based on Probabilistic Model
Fig. 2. Tracking results of all thresholds ε on different benchmarks. (a) Precision curves; (b) success rate curves
Fig. 3. Tracking results of nine algorithms on different benchmarks. (a) Precision for OTB-2013 benchmark; (b) success rates for OTB-2013 benchmark; (c) precision for OTB-100 benchmark; (d) success rates for OTB-100 benchmark
Fig. 4. Seven attributes in OTB-100 benchmark sequence where amStaple has best performance. (a) Illumination variation; (b) out-of-plane rotation; (c) occlusion; (d) deformation; (e) in-plane rotation; (f) out-of-view; (g) background clutter
Fig. 5. Qualitative comparison of top three algorithms on ten videos. (a) Bird1; (b) Bolt; (c) ClifBar; (d) coke; (e) dog; (f) dragon baby; (g) shaking; (h) girl; (i) soccer; (j) trellis
Fig. 6. Video attribute success rate curves where amStaple1 performs better than amStaple on different benchmarks. (a) Fast motion for OTB-2013 benchmark; (b) motion blur for OTB-2013 benchmark; (c) low resolution for OTB-2013 benchmark; (d) fast motion for OTB-100 benchmark; (e) motion blur for OTB-100 benchmark; (f) low resolution for OTB-100 benchmark
Fig. 7. Tracking effects of amStaple1 and amStaple in Deer benchmark sequence. Red is amStaple and green is amStaple1
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Qiujie Dong, Xuedong He, Haiyan Ge, Shengzong Zhou. Adaptive Merging Complementary Learners for Visual Tracking Based on Probabilistic Model[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(16): 161505
Category: Machine Vision
Received: Mar. 2, 2019
Accepted: Mar. 25, 2019
Published Online: Aug. 5, 2019
The Author Email: Xuedong He (849459832@qq.com), Haiyan Ge (1178163538@qq.com), Shengzong Zhou (zhousz@fjirsm.ac.cn)