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Tracking Pedestrian Heads in Dense Crowd

CVPR 2021 · Detection and segmentation › Tracking · approach: Transformer-based video object tracking · 94 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add the context module to HeadHunter (ablation)HeadHunter · CroHD testF1: 64.5 -> 68.3Helped
Use the median anchor sampling strategy (ablation)HeadHunter · CroHD testF1: 57.8 -> 64.5Helped
Add the Particle Filter instead of using camera-motion compensation only (ablation)HeadHunter-T · CroHD trainingIDEucl: 40.1 -> 61.5Helped
Increase the particle count from 10 to 100 (ablation)HeadHunter-T · CroHD trainingIDEucl: 58.2 -> 61.5Helped
Add color-histogram re-identification (ablation)HeadHunter-T · CroHD trainingID Sw.: 1411 -> 1247Helped
Give color-histogram similarity greater weight than IoU (ablation)HeadHunter-T · CroHD trainingID Sw.: 1247 -> 1280Hurt
Replace the Particle Filter with a Kalman Filter (ablation)HeadHunter-T · CroHD trainingIDEucl: 61.5 -> 53.8Hurt
Track heads with HeadHunter-T rather than Tracktor+MMHeadHunter-T · CroHD testIDF1: 45.0 -> 57.1Helped

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