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Hi,
I want to ask you about template refreshing in VitTracker.
I see in Python code the method self. model. update(image) it looks like there is no update template (always first template), On the other hand, I see when I run some video examples that the tracker "Jump" to another object that is different from the original template and continues with this object.
So there is some template udate logic that you implement in your code?
and if Yes how I can control this updated template?
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Thank you for your comment, So if I understand from your answer there is no template refreshing that you do in the code? (I can do this manually using init method)
When I look at the documentation of Vit in OpenCV, for example, I see that the update method gets to frame and cv::Rect bb so what is the difference? in cpp you update the bb with the method or only use the init bb?
so what is the difference? in cpp you update the bb with the method or only use the init bb?
I do not get your question well but if I am not mis-understanding, you are asking the meaning of the second parameter in update(frame, bbox), right? It serves as the return output. See code here for more details:
Hi,
I want to ask you about template refreshing in VitTracker.
I see in Python code the method
self. model. update(image)
it looks like there is no update template (always first template), On the other hand, I see when I run some video examples that the tracker "Jump" to another object that is different from the original template and continues with this object.So there is some template udate logic that you implement in your code?
and if Yes how I can control this updated template?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: