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[D] Video Tracking vs Image detection
Oct. 17, 2022, 6:36 p.m. | /u/Dense-Smf-6032
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How is the video tracking different from image detection? From my understanding, tracking within a video can be simply doing a **per-frame level** objection detection, and then using NMS to combine these object (based on the overlapping). However, my friend told me this might not be an efficient method (because per-frame level).
What are the current norm of doing video tracking? Do they run at the per-frame level?
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