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BlinkTrack: Feature Tracking over 80 FPS via Events and Images

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arxiv 2409.17981 v2 pith:NACOJME7 submitted 2024-09-26 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords eventdatatrackingblinktrackcamerasfeatureasynchronousframework
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Event cameras, known for their high temporal resolution and ability to capture asynchronous changes, have gained significant attention for their potential in feature tracking, especially in challenging conditions. However, event cameras lack the fine-grained texture information that conventional cameras provide, leading to error accumulation in tracking. To address this, we propose a novel framework, BlinkTrack, which integrates event data with grayscale images for high-frequency feature tracking. Our method extends the traditional Kalman filter into a learning-based framework, utilizing differentiable Kalman filters in both event and image branches. This approach improves single-modality tracking and effectively solves the data association and fusion from asynchronous event and image data. We also introduce new synthetic and augmented datasets to better evaluate our model. Experimental results indicate that BlinkTrack significantly outperforms existing methods, exceeding 80 FPS with multi-modality data and 100 FPS with preprocessed event data. Codes and dataset are available at https://github.com/ColieShen/BlinkTrack.

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  1. EventGPT: Event Stream Understanding with Multimodal Large Language Models

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    EventGPT adapts a LLaVA-style MLLM to event camera streams via three-stage training (image-language, event-language, instruction tuning) and outperforms RGB-based MLLMs on its own benchmark.

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