Real-time tracking of deformable objects based on MOK algorithm
Junhua Yan, Zhigang Wang, Shunfei Wang · Journal of Systems Engineering and Electronics · 2016
The traditional oriented FAST and rotated BRIEF (ORB) algorithm has problems of instability and repetition of keypoints and it does not possess scale invariance. In order to deal with these drawbacks, a modified ORB (MORB) algorithm is proposed. In order to improve the precision of matching and tracking, this paper puts forward an MOK algorithm that fuses MORB and Kanade-Lucas-Tomasi (KLT). By using Kalman, the object's state in the next frame is predicted in order to reduce the size of search window and improve the real-time performance of object tracking. The experimental results show that the MOK algorithm can accurately track objects with deformation or with background clutters, exhibiting higher robustness and accuracy on diverse datasets. Also, the MOK algorithm has a good real-time performance with the average frame rate reaching 90.8 fps.