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Real-time pedestrian learning-tracking with information fusion

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This paper presents a novel and efficient object tracking method based on multi-sensor information fusion. Based on the popular detection-tracking framework, we consider the tracking process as 3 conditions and the fusion strategy can be adjusted in different conditions adaptively by designing a new online positive and negative sample classifier selecting method with the guidance of the depth information from the laser scanner. The results of our experiments show good robustness and performance when facing extreme cases such as the object rotation, long-period occlusion, and high similarity between object and background.

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                  ICIMCS '12: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Internet Multimedia Computing and Service
                  September 2012
                  243 pages
                  ISBN:9781450316002
                  DOI:10.1145/2382336

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