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Revisiting RGBT Tracking Benchmarks from the Perspective of Modality Validity: A New Benchmark, Problem, and Solution

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⚓ Motivation

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🍰Contributions

(1) A new benchmark, MV-RGBT, is collected to make it representative of multi-modal warranting scenarios, filling the gap between the data in current benchmarks and imaging conditions which motivate RGBT tracking.

(2) A new problem, `when to fuse', is posed to develop reliable fusion strategies for RGBT trackers, as in MMW scenarios multi-modal information fusion may be counterproductive. To facilitate its discussion, a new solution, MoETrack, with multiple tracking experts is proposed. It performs state-of-the-art on several benchmarks, including MV-RGBT, LasHeR, and VTUAV-ST.

(3) A new compositional perspective for method evaluation is provided by categorising MV-RGBT into two subsets, MV-RGBT-RGB and MV-RGBT-TIR, promoting a novel in-depth analysis and offering insightful recommendations for future developments in RGBT tracking.

🫵Find our survey work at repo

☕ MoETrack

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The novelty of MoETrack is two-folds: (1) The joint training of multiple experts, leading to more reliable predictions generated from each expert, and (2) the adaptive modality switcher significantly improve the tracking robustness, especially encountering multi-modal warranting scenarios.

🥇Performance

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⭐ More detailed introduction of the dataset will be available here

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