TL;DR
This paper introduces a Transformer-based multi-view crowd tracking model, MVTrackTrans, and provides large real-world datasets, demonstrating improved performance in complex scenes over existing methods.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel Transformer-based model for multi-view crowd tracking and introduces two large real-world datasets for better evaluation.
Findings
MVTrackTrans outperforms existing methods on new large datasets.
The datasets contain larger scenes and longer sequences than previous benchmarks.
View-ground interactions enhance multi-view tracking accuracy.
Abstract
Multi-view crowd tracking estimates each person's tracking trajectories on the ground of the scene. Recent research works mainly rely on CNNs-based multi-view crowd tracking architectures, and most of them are evaluated and compared on relatively small datasets, such as Wildtrack and MultiviewX. Since these two datasets are collected in small scenes and only contain tens of frames in the evaluation stage, it is difficult for the current methods to be applied to real-world applications where scene size and occlusion are more complicated. In this paper, we propose a Transformer-based multi-view crowd tracking model, \textit{MVTrackTrans}, which adopts interactions between camera views and the ground plane for enhanced multi-view tracking performance. Besides, for better evaluation, we collect and label two large real-world multi-view tracking datasets, MVCrowdTrack and CityTrack, which…
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