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Visual Tracking Using Attention-Modulated Disintegration and Integration

CVPR 2016 · Detection and segmentation › Tracking · approach: Siamese network tracking · 203 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use four AtCFs with Gaussian and polynomial kernels but exclude the linear kernel (ablation)SCT · OOTB, all sequencesprecision (20px): 83.6% -> 84.5%Helped
remove attentional weight maps from the six-tracker framework (ablation)SCT6 · OOTB, all sequencesprecision (20px): 79.2% -> 83.6%Hurt
replace PGDT with a general classification decision tree (ablation)SCT6 · OOTB, all sequencesprecision (20px): 79.1% -> 83.6%Hurt
use PGDT instead of a general classification decision tree (ablation)SCT6 · OOTB, all sequencesmean FPS: 22.90 -> 37.1Helped
combine multiple AtCF responses using the integration framework (ablation)SCT · OOTB, all sequencesprecision (20px)Helped
weight correlation-filter features with attentional weight maps (ablation)AtCF · OOTB, all sequencesprecisionHelped

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