Towards Real-Time Visual Tracking with Graded Color-names Features

@article{Li2022TowardsRV,
  title={Towards Real-Time Visual Tracking with Graded Color-names Features},
  author={Lin Li and Guoli Wang and Xuemei Guo},
  journal={ArXiv},
  year={2022},
  volume={abs/2206.08701}
}
MeanShift algorithm has been widely used in tracking tasks because of its simplicity and efficiency. However, the traditional MeanShift algorithm needs to label the initial region of the target, which reduces the applicability of the algorithm. Furthermore, it is only applicable to the scene with a large overlap rate between the target area and the candidate area. Therefore, when the target speed is fast, the target scale change, shape deformation or the target occlusion occurs, the tracking… 
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