Object tracking system using a VSW algorithm based on color and point features
Hye-Youn Lim,Dae-Seong Kang +1 more
TL;DR: An object tracking system using a variable search window (VSW) algorithm based on color and feature points is proposed and it is implemented that it performs more precisely than existing techniques.
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Abstract: An object tracking system using a variable search window (VSW) algorithm based on color and feature points is proposed. A meanshift algorithm is an object tracking technique that works according to color probability distributions. An advantage of this algorithm based on color is that it is robust to specific color objects; however, a disadvantage is that it is sensitive to non-specific color objects due to illumination and noise. Therefore, to offset this weakness, it presents the VSW algorithm based on robust feature points for the accurate tracking of moving objects. The proposed method extracts the feature points of a detected object which is the region of interest (ROI), and generates a VSW using the given information which is the positions of extracted feature points. The goal of this paper is to achieve an efficient and effective object tracking system that meets the accurate tracking of moving objects. Through experiments, the object tracking system is implemented that it performs more precisely than existing techniques.
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