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High-Speed Tracking With Multi-Kernel Correlation Filters

CVPR 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Kernel regression under shift · 102 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Optimize an upper bound of the MKCF objective and incorporate historical samples with per-kernel weightsMKCFup versus MKCF · OTB2013average precision: 6.8%Helped
Optimize an upper bound of the MKCF objective and incorporate historical samples with per-kernel weightsMKCFup versus MKCF · OTB2013AUC: 7.7%Helped
Use the proposed upper-bound objective and training schemeMKCFup versus fMKCF · OTB2013average precision: 4.9%Helped
Use the proposed upper-bound objective and training schemeMKCFup versus fMKCF · OTB2013AUC: 6.1%Helped
Use the proposed upper-bound objective and training schemeMKCFup versus KCF · OTB2013AUC: about 16%Helped
Use the proposed upper-bound objective and training schemeMKCFup versus KCFscale · OTB2013AUC: about 7%Helped
Use MKCFup instead of ECO_HCTrackers on the full OTB2013 and NfS benchmarks · OTB2013 and NfSprecision and AUCHurt
Use MKCFup instead of ECO_HC on small-move sequencesTrackers · NfS small-move sequencesaverage precision: 0.5%Helped

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