Two successfully tracked long sequences. |
Authors |
David Tsai
Matthew Flagg
James M.Rehg |
Abstract |
We present a novel off-line algorithm for target segmentation and tracking in video.
In our approach, video data is represented by a multi-label Markov Random Field model,
and segmentation is accomplished by finding the minimum energy label assignment. We
propose a novel energy formulation which incorporates both segmentation and motion
estimation in a single framework. Our energy functions enforce motion coherence both
within and across frames. We utilize state-of-the-art methods to efficiently optimize over
a large number of discrete labels. In addition, we introduce a new ground-truth dataset,
called SegTrack, for the evaluation of segmentation accuracy in video tracking. We compare
our method with two recent on-line tracking algorithms and provide quantitative and
qualitative performance comparisons. |
Paper |
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Citation |
@article{TsaiBMVC10,
author = {David Tsai and Matthew Flagg and James M.Rehg},
title = {Motion Coherent Tracking with Multi-label MRF optimization},
journal = {BMVC},
year = {2010},
} |
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SegTrack Database |
SegTrack database with ground-truth can be downloaded HERE.
Note: If you downloaded this database before 02/20/2011, please do it again. The "birdfall" sequence in the original package was not the right one. Thank Yong Jae Lee for pointing this out.
Code to compute metrics can be downloaded HERE. |
Funding |
This research is supported by:
- NSF Grant 0916687
- ONR HUNT MURI
- Google Research
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