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I have question about the KCFcpp-py-wrapper ,how can I find the target wether lost? #10

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StormArcher opened this issue Jan 7, 2019 · 3 comments

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@StormArcher
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I konw the opencv API have the flag .
such as --> retval, boundingBox = cv.Tracker.update( image )
the flag is retval to find the object wehter lost .

-->Problem ONE :
but the API has a big disadvantages that it cant re-init the Tracker(in other word ,we cant init a tracker 2 times ).
And I need the function (re-init ),so i must use the kcf (joaofaro/KCFcpp),this code has the function ,we can init the Tracker many times.

-->Problem TWO :
so can you give me some advice for how to use the peak_value (just like use the flag in opencv API )?

-->Problem THREE :
uoip/KCFcpp-py-wrapper
I use the python kcf wrappered from c++ kcf ( joao .f).
do you have any good ideas about how can I find the target wether lost?

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I cant comment in KCFcpp-py-wrapper,so I put the problem in here .

@fayeinseu
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I have the same question as you

@zhishao
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zhishao commented May 9, 2020

And how do i know if the target is lost in this python code ?

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