Detector Families for Detection, Parameter Estimation and Tracking

This website provides a Matlab implementation and datasets for the following papers:

Quan Yuan, Ashwin Thangali, Vitaly Ablavsky and Stan Sclaroff, Multiplicative Kernels: Object Detection, Segmentation and Pose Estimation, CVPR, 2008.

Quan Yuan, Ashwin Thangali, Vitaly Ablavsky and Stan Sclaroff, Learning a Family of Detectors via Multiplicative Kernels, IEEE Trans. on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 33(3):514-530, 2011.

Matlab Implementation

Tar file of Matlab implemenation

Data

  1. Hand shape with two parameters (about 3400 images) 

    part 1, part 2, part 3. To get annotations, in matlab call "info = imfinfo(tif_filename);" 

    In the string "info", the first four numbers define a bounding box, and the last two numbers are raw angles of \theta_1 and \theta_2. \theta_1 is in degrees while \theta_2 is in radians.

    The two raw angle parameters can be normalized to [0,90] by following two commands in Matlab:  

    all_parameters(:,1) = (all_parameters(:,1) - 90); all_parameters(:,2) = (all_parameters(:,2)*180/pi + 90);

  2. Hand shape images from ASL and Flemish sign language sequences, with hand silhouettes.

  3. The dataset has two parts, A) 902 hand images from expert signers, with silhouettes. B)  154 hand images from non-expert signers, with bounding boxes. Each hand image is also rotated by [-40, 20 ,0 ,20 ,40] degrees to generate the training and test sets in the CVPR08 paper.

  4. ETH Car images with masks: ETH Vehicle dataset.
  5. Background image data sets for vehicle detections. 
  6.           A) background training image set. B) background test image set.

  7. Car tracking video sequences (in the format of bmp frames)

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         This video data set includes eight video sequences downloaded from google video.

  9. Multi-view face tracking video sequences. (xvid video format)

             

     The face exemplar on top of each detection window indicates face orientation estimate. (sequence 1, sequence2)