2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00371-020-01862-0
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Discriminative object tracking with subspace representation

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“…At present, target tracking algorithms are mainly divided into two categories: discriminative trackers and generative trackers.The generative trackers establishes a target model through online learning, and then uses the model search to reestablish the image area with the smallest error to loacte the target. This type of method does not consider the background information of the target, and the image information is not well used, such as mean shift, Kalman filter algorithm.Discriminative trackers regards the target tracking as a binary classification problem, and extracts the target and background information to train the classifier by separating the target from the background of the image sequence [4].…”
Section: Target Tracking Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, target tracking algorithms are mainly divided into two categories: discriminative trackers and generative trackers.The generative trackers establishes a target model through online learning, and then uses the model search to reestablish the image area with the smallest error to loacte the target. This type of method does not consider the background information of the target, and the image information is not well used, such as mean shift, Kalman filter algorithm.Discriminative trackers regards the target tracking as a binary classification problem, and extracts the target and background information to train the classifier by separating the target from the background of the image sequence [4].…”
Section: Target Tracking Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Visual image tracking algorithm models the appearance and motion information of the target by using the features and background information of the video or image sequence, to predict the target motion state and obtain the final position of the target. Visual image tracking algorithms can be divided into two categories from the perspective of model construction: generative algorithms [4] and discriminative algorithms [5]. The generative model algorithm does not consider the background information and achieves the purpose of tracking by matching the established model with the target category, such as the algorithm based on sparse representation and the algorithm based on subspace.…”
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confidence: 99%