Object Tracking Based on Dual-View Stereo System

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Tracking moving objects in dual-view stereo system is becoming a hot research area in computer vision. To capture the moving objects pixels more accurately, we proposed a new object tracking algorithm which first compute moving objects feature points and then match these points, finally connect the matching feature points and get objects motion trajectories. The algorithm was tested in the video sequences with resolution 640×480 and 768×576 individually. The results show that the algorithm is more robust and the trajectories of the moving objects tracked with our method are more accurate compared with current method of L-K optical flow.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 850-851)

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780-783

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December 2013

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