KERNEL-BASED HIGH-DIMENSIONAL HISTOGRAM ESTIMATION FOR VISUAL TRACKING

Peter Karasev, James Malcolm, and Allen Tannenbaum. 2008. KERNEL-BASED HIGH-DIMENSIONAL HISTOGRAM ESTIMATION FOR VISUAL TRACKING. Proc Int Conf Image Proc, Pp. 2728-2731.
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Abstract

We propose an approach for non-rigid tracking that represents objects by their set of distribution parameters. Compared to joint histogram representations, a set of parameters such as mixed moments provides a significantly reduced size representation. The discriminating power is comparable to that of the corresponding full high-dimensional histogram yet at far less spatial and computational complexity. The proposed method is robust in the presence of noise and illumination changes, and provides a natural extension to the use of mixture models. Experiments demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms both full color mean-shift and global covariance searches.
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