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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning

Background:

Tracking-by-detection (TBD) speed is limited by computationally expensive detection.
Multi-object tracking (MOT) can often rely on tracking-by-motion (TBM) with minimal accuracy loss.
Balancing TBD and TBM is crucial for efficient MOT.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel decision coordinator for MOT (Decode-MOT).
To enable adaptive selection between TBD and TBM mechanisms based on context.
To improve both the speed and accuracy of multi-object tracking.

Main Methods:

Proposed Decode-MOT, a decision coordinator for MOT.
Learned tracking and scene contextual similarities between frames.
Employed self-supervision to train Decode-MOT due to varying contextual similarities.

Main Results:

Decode-MOT significantly boosts tracking speed.
State-of-the-art MOT accuracy is maintained.
Evaluations conducted on standard MOT challenge datasets.

Conclusions:

Decode-MOT effectively determines the optimal TBD/TBM mechanism.
The proposed method enhances MOT efficiency without compromising accuracy.
Code availability facilitates further research and application.