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Block-Based Tracking With Two Way Search


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1 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, James College of Engineering and Technology, India
2 Einstein College of Engineering, India
     

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Tracking is essentially a matching problem. This paper proposes a tracking scheme for video objects on compressed domain. This method mainly focuses on locating the object region and evolving the detection of movement, which improves tracking precision. Motion Vectors (MVs) are used for block matching. At each frame, the decision of whether a particular block belongs to the object being tracked is made with the help of histogram matching. During the process of matching and evolving the direction of movement, similarities of target region are compared to ensure that there is no overlapping and tracking performed in a right way. Experiments using the proposed tracker on videos demonstrate that the method can reliably locate the object of interest effectively.

Keywords

Motion Vector, Euclidean Distance, Histogram, Block Matching, DCT.
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J. Shajeena
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, James College of Engineering and Technology, India
K. Ramar
Einstein College of Engineering, India

Abstract


Tracking is essentially a matching problem. This paper proposes a tracking scheme for video objects on compressed domain. This method mainly focuses on locating the object region and evolving the detection of movement, which improves tracking precision. Motion Vectors (MVs) are used for block matching. At each frame, the decision of whether a particular block belongs to the object being tracked is made with the help of histogram matching. During the process of matching and evolving the direction of movement, similarities of target region are compared to ensure that there is no overlapping and tracking performed in a right way. Experiments using the proposed tracker on videos demonstrate that the method can reliably locate the object of interest effectively.

Keywords


Motion Vector, Euclidean Distance, Histogram, Block Matching, DCT.