Visual Tracking and Recognition Using Appearance-Adaptive Models in Particle Filters
University of Maryland, College Park · Siemens Healthcare (United States) · +2 more institutions
Abstract
We present an approach that incorporates appearance-adaptive models in a particle filter to realize robust visual tracking and recognition algorithms. Tracking needs modeling interframe motion and appearance changes, whereas recognition needs modeling appearance changes between frames and gallery images. In conventional tracking algorithms, the appearance model is either fixed or rapidly changing, and the motion model is simply a random walk with fixed noise variance. Also, the number of particles is typically fixed. All these factors make the visual tracker unstable. To stabilize the tracker, we propose the following modifications: an observation model arising from an adaptive appearance model, an adaptive…
Citation impact
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3Topics & keywords
- Computer vision
- Artificial intelligence
- Particle filter
- Active appearance model
- Robustness (evolution)
- Tracking (education)
- Computer science
- Eye tracking