ADSTrack: adaptive dynamic sampling for visual tracking

The most common method for visual object tracking involves feeding an image pair comprising a template image and search region into a tracker. The tracker uses a backbone to process the information in the image pair. In pure Transformer-based frameworks, redundant information in image pairs exists throughout the tracking process and the corresponding negative tokens consume the same computational resources as the positive tokens while degrading the performance of the tracker. Therefore, we propose to solve this problem using an adaptive dynamic sampling strategy in a pure Transformer-based tracker, known as ADSTrack. ADSTrack progressively reduces irrelevant, redundant negative tokens in the search region that are not related to the tracked objectand the effect of noise generated by these tokens. The adaptive dynamic sampling strategy enhances the performance of the tracker by scoring and adaptive sampling of important tokens, and the number of tokens sampled varies according to the input image. Moreover, the adaptive dynamic sampling strategy is a parameterless token sampling strategy that does not use additional parameters. We add several extra tokens as auxiliary tokens to the backbone to further optimize the feature map. We extensively evaluate ADSTrack, achieving satisfactory results for seven test sets, including UAV123 and LaSOT.

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Complex & Intelligent Systems
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2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40747-024-01672-0
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3
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Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods
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Abstract

The most common method for visual object tracking involves feeding an image pair comprising a template image and search region into a tracker. The tracker uses a backbone to process the information in the image pair. In pure Transformer-based frameworks, redundant information in image pairs exists throughout the tracking process and the corresponding negative tokens consume the same computational resources as the positive tokens while degrading the performance of the tracker. Therefore, we propose to solve this problem using an adaptive dynamic sampling strategy in a pure Transformer-based tracker, known as ADSTrack. ADSTrack progressively reduces irrelevant, redundant negative tokens in the search region that are not related to the tracked objectand the effect of noise generated by these tokens. The adaptive dynamic sampling strategy enhances the performance of the tracker by scoring and adaptive sampling of important tokens, and the number of tokens sampled varies according to the input image. Moreover, the adaptive dynamic sampling strategy is a parameterless token sampling strategy that does not use additional parameters. We add several extra tokens as auxiliary tokens to the backbone to further optimize the feature map. We extensively evaluate ADSTrack, achieving satisfactory results for seven test sets, including UAV123 and LaSOT.

Complex & Intelligent SystemsVol. 11(1)
Linyi University (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province
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