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ViT-BF: vision transformer with border-aware features for visual tracking

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Zhang, Wenhao
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李平 (Ping Li)
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梁金星 (Jinxing Liang)
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Tao Peng
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贾晨 (Chen Jia)
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Li, Li
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Xinrong Hu
DOI:10.1007/s00371-025-03964-zdelete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Existing object trackers commonly approach the tracking process by utilizing classification and regression techniques. However, they often encounter difficulties in managing complex scenarios such as occlusions and appearance changes. Moreover, the quality of candidate boxes is a critical factor for affecting the tracking performance. To overcome these challenges, this study introduces a border-aware tracking framework based on a vision transformer (ViT), termed ViT-BF. Through the integration of a boundary alignment operation, ViT-BF extracts boundary features from the extremal points of objects, thereby enhancing classification and regression precision. To handle the dynamic appearance variations of objects, ViT-BF integrates a template update mechanism through a score prediction module (SPM), which enhances the tracker's robustness and accuracy. Experimental results reveal that ViT-BF demonstrates excellent performance across multiple benchmarks, including an AUC score of 85.0% on TrackingNet, 89.4% in normalized precision, and 84.4% in precision. The promising results extend to other standard datasets such as LaSOT, GOT-10k, and UAV123, validating our method's strong stability and adaptability in diverse tracking scenarios.
Keywords:
Visual tracking
border features
anchor-free tracker
boundary alignment

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Visual Computer cover
Visual Computer
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