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Combinatorial Optimization for Multi-Target Tracking

2020-06-15

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In tracking-by-detection paradigm for multi-target tracking, target association is modeled as an optimization problem that is usually solved through network flow formulation. In this paper, we proposed combinatorial optimization formulation and used a bipartite graph matching for associating the targets in the consecutive frames. Usually, the target of interest is represented in a bounding box and track the whole...

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729ebbac-0c65-59b4-842d-908159b738f5
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10.20944/preprints202006.0194.v1
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