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MemVLT: Vision-Language Tracking with Adaptive Memory-based Prompts

NeurIPS 2024 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Scene graph generation · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes MemVLT, a vision-language tracker that uses CLS-inspired short- and long-term memory storage and interaction modules to turn static text/template prompts into adaptive prompts, reaching new SOTA on MGIT, TNL2K, LaSOT and LaSOText.

Problem

Vision-language trackers rely on fixed initial multimodal prompts (template patch and language description), which fail to track targets whose appearance or state changes over time.

Approach

Model human-like memory via complementary learning systems: a section-top long-term memory storage method and a memory interaction module in which short-term visual/textual memories are generated from long-term memory and used to modulate the static prompts into adaptive prompts.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add memory-based adaptive visual and textual promptsMemVLT · MGIT actionAUC: 61.0 -> 69.4Helped
add memory-based adaptive visual and textual promptsMemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 58.6 -> 63.3Helped
add memory-based adaptive visual and textual promptsMemVLT · LaSOTAUC: 71.2 -> 72.9Helped
add memory-based adaptive visual and textual promptsMemVLT · LaSOTextAUC: 49.4 -> 52.1Helped
add adaptive visual prompts (ablation)MemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 59.0 -> 62.3Helped
add adaptive textual prompts (ablation)MemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 59.0 -> 62.4Helped
add both adaptive visual and textual prompts (ablation)MemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 62.4 -> 63.3Helped
include global visual and textual tokens in memory construction (ablation)MemVLT memory interaction module · TNL2KAUC: 62.1 -> 63.3Helped
generate adaptive prompts instead of directly integrating search features with short-term memories (ablation)MemVLT memory interaction module · TNL2KAUC: 60.9 -> 63.3Helped
use section-top memory storage rather than sliding window, top-L, or section-L (ablation)MemVLT memory storage module · TNL2KAUC: sliding window: 62.3; top-L: 62.5; section-L: 62.8; section-top: 63.3Helped
vary long-term memory length from 1 to 10 (ablation)MemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 1: 62.1; 2: 62.5; 4: 62.8; 6: 63.1; 8: 63.3; 10: 63.1Mixed
add confidence prediction while keeping sliding-window storage (ablation)MemVLT · TNL2KAUC: 62.3 -> 62.3No clear effect

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: LaSOT TNL2K RefCOCOg OTB99-Lang

Benchmarks: MGIT TNL2K LaSOT LaSOText

Metrics: AUC PNorm P

Baselines: JointNLT MMTrack DecoupleTNL VLTTT TransVLT QueryNLT SNLT OVLM All-in-one

Builds on: OSTrack JointNLT AQATrack HiViT RoBERTa

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