Online multi-face tracking with multi-modality cascaded matching
Tracking multiple faces online in unconstrained videos is a challenging problem as faces may appear drastically different over time and identities can be inferred only based on information available from past frames. Previous tracking methods focus on face information without reference to other...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2024
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174458 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | Tracking multiple faces online in unconstrained
videos is a challenging problem as faces may appear drastically
different over time and identities can be inferred only based
on information available from past frames. Previous tracking
methods focus on face information without reference to other
modality information such as a person’s overall body appearance,
leading to suboptimal performance. In this paper, we propose a
new online multi-face tracking method, called online multi-face
tracking with multi-modality cascaded matching (OMTMCM),
to improve the tracking performance by using both face and body
information. The proposed OMTMCM consists of two stages,
namely detection alignment and detection association. In the
first stage, a detection alignment module is designed to align
face detection with body detection from the same person for the
subsequent detection association. In the second stage, a cascaded
matching module is designed to associate face detections across
frames to locate trajectory of each target face by using both face
and body information. Specifically, aligned face-body detections
in the current frame are matched in a cascade manner with body
and face features that are selected from past frames and stored in
the designed feature memory. In this way, our method can track
multiple faces online with both face and body information while
eliminating the possibility of face detection and body detection
from the same person being separately assigned with different
identities. Experimental results demonstrate our method is on par
with or better than other online tracking methods for multi-face
tracking. |
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