Multi-target Data Association by Tracklets with Unsupervised Parameter Estimation |
Abstract
We consider multi-target tracking via probabilistic data association among tracklets (trajectory fragments), a mid-level representation that provides good spatio-temporal context for making correct data association decisions efficiently. A novel approach is presented to infer the optimal model parameters and the trajectories for a varying number of targets in an unsupervised manner. The parameter estimation and the search for the best association among tracklets are unified naturally within a Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling procedure. Experimental results demonstrate that the algorithm is able to adapt to different video sequences with occlusion and background clutter.
Citation
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Weina Ge and Robert T. Collins. Multi-target Data Association by Tracklets with Unsupervised Parameter Estimation , 19th British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC), September, 2008. [PDF] |
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Acknowledgements and Funding
This research is supported by:
- NSF IIS-0729363 and IIS-0535324