A Unified Deep Learning Framework for Multi-object Tracking – In this paper, the task of multi-object tracking is motivated by multi-object tracking in 3D environment. This paper proposes a novel solution based on a convolutional neural network (CNN) framework to learn to make the object detectors more accurate. The problem is that the detectors are generated by using a fixed model. It is difficult to predict the detector model that fits the model and thus, they are not able to model the object detector models. To overcome this problem, we use a convolutional neural network (CNN) to learn to predict the detector model. We propose a novel method based on a non-linear regularized loss function on the CNN. The loss function is linear in the number of observations, where each observation is a point in a model. The proposed algorithm allows to efficiently learn the detection model in a low dimensional space. In the experiments, we demonstrate the improved performance of the proposed CNN over a number of baselines. The proposed method is compared with other state-of-the-art CNNs and also with a different algorithm and we show the performance can be improved to a higher level.
We present a framework based on an approach based on a multi-scale framework, which has been compared to a linear classifier by learning a probabilistic classifier that is tuned to a limited set of possible matches. We discuss how the probabilistic model can lead to performance improvement on this task. The approach has been compared to a linear classifier that has been tuned to a fixed set of possible matches. Experiments show that the probabilistic model can achieve state-of-the-art performance on this task.
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