Multi Object Tracking
Multi-object tracking (MOT) aims to identify and continuously track multiple objects within video sequences, a crucial task for applications like autonomous driving and surveillance. Current research emphasizes improving robustness and accuracy, particularly in challenging scenarios involving occlusions, complex motion, and diverse object appearances, often employing tracking-by-detection frameworks enhanced with techniques like deep learning-based feature extraction (e.g., ReID), graph neural networks, and state-space models for motion prediction. These advancements are driving significant improvements in MOT performance across various benchmarks and datasets, leading to more reliable and efficient systems for real-world applications.
Papers
BuckTales : A multi-UAV dataset for multi-object tracking and re-identification of wild antelopes
Hemal Naik, Junran Yang, Dipin Das, Margaret C Crofoot, Akanksha Rathore, Vivek Hari Sridhar
Track Any Peppers: Weakly Supervised Sweet Pepper Tracking Using VLMs
Jia Syuen Lim, Yadan Luo, Zhi Chen, Tianqi Wei, Scott Chapman, Zi Huang
Enhanced Kalman with Adaptive Appearance Motion SORT for Grounded Generic Multiple Object Tracking
Duy Le Dinh Anh, Kim Hoang Tran, Quang-Thuc Nguyen, Ngan Hoang Le
Efficient Multi-Object Tracking on Edge Devices via Reconstruction-Based Channel Pruning
Jan Müller, Adrian Pigors
VOVTrack: Exploring the Potentiality in Videos for Open-Vocabulary Object Tracking
Zekun Qian, Ruize Han, Junhui Hou, Linqi Song, Wei Feng