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Tracking in Presence of Total Occlusion and Size Variation using Mean Shift and Kalman Filter

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Figure 1c shows the result after keeping only the largest region. The maximum and minimum positions of this region were determined and used as the limits of the bounding box of the ROI
Fig. 2: Tracking using the same ROI size
Fig. 4: Segmented region for the toy car image Here, the approach to mean-shift algorithm is to compute the histogram in each image channel independently and then
Fig. 6: Plane sequence tracking in the HSV space
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