Abstract：In order to solve the problem of object drift caused by Kernelized Correlation Filter (KCF) tracking algorithm when scale changes, a Fast Scale Adaptive tracking of Correlation Filter (FSACF) was proposed. Firstly, a global gradient combination feature map based on salient color features was obtained by directly extracting features for the original frame image, reducing the effect of subsequent scale calculation on the performance. Secondly, the method of separating window was performed on the global feature map, adaptively selecting the scale and calculating the corresponding maximum response value. Finally, a defined confidence function was used to adaptively update the iterative template function, improving robustness of the model. Experimental result on video sets with different interference attributes show that compared with KCF algorithm, the accuracy of the FSACF algorithm by was improved 7.4 percentage points, and the success rate was increased by 12.8 percentage points; compared with the algorithm without global feature and separating window, the Frames Per Second was improved by 1.5 times. The experimental results show that the FSACF algorithm avoids the object drift when facing scale change with certain efficiency, and is superior to the comparison algorithms in accuracy and success rate.
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