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The Second-place Solution for CVPR 2022 SoccerNet Tracking Challenge

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arxiv 2211.13481 v2 pith:5SP3IDBE submitted 2022-11-24 cs.CV

Fan Yang , Shigeyuki Odashima , Shoichi Masui , Shan Jiang This is my paper · ORCID
classification cs.CV
keywords trackingchallengecvprhotaofflineonlinescoressecond-place
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This is our second-place solution for CVPR 2022 SoccerNet Tracking Challenge. Our method mainly includes two steps: online short-term tracking using our Cascaded Buffer-IoU (C-BIoU) Tracker, and, offline long-term tracking using appearance feature and hierarchical clustering. At each step, online tracking yielded HOTA scores near 90, and offline tracking further improved HOTA scores to around 93.2.

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