Multi-Feature Fusion Target Re-Location Tracking Based on Correlation Filters

Target tracking has been a research hotspot in computer vision, and the correlation filtered target tracking algorithm has the benefits of low computational complexity and fast speed. Still, the tracking effect is not good when dealing with complicated circumstances. This paper proposes a multi-feature fusion target repositioning tracking algorithm for the target tracking problem in complex environments. First, a multi-feature weighted fusion algorithm is presented. Since each feature has different advantages in different environments, we combine HOG, CN, ULBP, and image edge features and use the weighted coefficient method to adaptively fuse each feature component. Second, to address the target occlusion problem, an occlusion judgment mechanism is introduced, and the target is re-located by fusion weighted filtering. Third, the scale pool is established, and the scale filter is trained by the classification search method. Finally, an adaptive model update strategy is proposed. We conduct comparison experiments with current mainstream algorithms on the publicly available datasets OTB-2015, VOT2018, UAV123, and TColor-128, respectively, and the experimental results show that our proposed algorithm is more robust in complex scenarios.