Title of article
REAL-TIME MULTIPLE OBJECT TRACKING USING VIRTUAL SHELLS
Author/Authors
Kekec, Taygun Sabanci University - Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Turkey , Unel, Mustafa Sabanci University - Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Turkey , Erdogan, Hakan Sabanci University - Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Turkey
From page
373
To page
382
Abstract
This paper presents a new multiple object tracking framework where arbitrarily shaped complex objects having severe occlusions are successfully tracked in real-time using stationary cameras. The proposed method utilizes the concept of a virtual shell that encloses each moving object in the scene and simplifies analysis of object interactions. Object’s state transitions are handled by an event resolution analysis. Such a regional analysis boosts the tracking process. Finally, a pixel level evaluation is employed for all objects to establish successful pixel memberships. The proposed tracking algorithm is experimentally tested on some public databases and our own challenging aquarium setup that contains many different fish interactions.
Keywords
Tracking , Background Subtraction , Kalman Filter , Virtual Shell
Journal title
mathematical and computational applications
Journal title
mathematical and computational applications
Record number
2681389
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