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13 May 2019 Fully convolutional adaptive tracker with real time performance
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Abstract
We present a Fully Convolutional Adaptive Tracker (FCAT) based on a Siamese architecture that operates in real-time and is well suited for tracking from aerial platforms. Real time performance is achieved by using a fully convolutional network to generate a densely sampled response map in a single pass. The network is fined-tuned on the tracked target with an adaptation approach that is similar to the procedure used to train Discriminative Correlation Filters. A key difference between FCAT and Discriminative Correlation Filters is that FCAT fine-tunes the template feature directly using Stochastic Gradient Descent while DCF regresses a correlation filter. The effectiveness of the proposed method was illustrated on surveillance style videos, where FCAT performs competitively with state-of-the-art visual trackers while maintaining real-time tracking speeds of over 30 frames per second.
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Breton Minnehan, Abu Md Niamul Taufique, and Andreas Savakis "Fully convolutional adaptive tracker with real time performance", Proc. SPIE 10992, Geospatial Informatics IX, 1099204 (13 May 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2518823
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KEYWORDS
Video surveillance

Optical tracking

Feature extraction

Network architectures

Detection and tracking algorithms

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