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HAMOT:A Hierarchical Adaptive Framework for Robust Multi-Object Tracking in Complex Environments

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摘要 Multiple Object Tracking(MOT)is essential for applications such as autonomous driving,surveillance,and analytics;However,challenges such as occlusion,low-resolution imaging,and identity switches remain persistent.We propose HAMOT,a hierarchical adaptive multi-object tracker that solves these challenges with a novel,unified framework.Unlike previous methods that rely on isolated components,HAMOT incorporates a Swin Transformer-based Adaptive Enhancement(STAE)module—comprising Scene-Adaptive Transformer Enhancement and Confidence-Adaptive Feature Refinement—to improve detection under low-visibility conditions.The hierarchical DynamicGraphNeuralNetworkwith TemporalAttention(DGNN-TA)models both short-and long-termassociations,and the Adaptive Unscented Kalman Filter with Gated Recurrent Unit(AUKF-GRU)ensures accurate motion prediction.The novel Graph-Based Density-Aware Clustering(GDAC)improves occlusion recovery by adapting to scene density,preserving identity integrity.This integrated approach enables adaptive responses to complex visual scenarios,Achieving exceptional performance across all evaluation metrics,including aHigher Order TrackingAccuracy(HOTA)of 67.05%,a Multiple Object Tracking Accuracy(MOTA)of 82.4%,an ID F1 Score(IDF1)of 83.1%,and a total of 1052 Identity Switches(IDSW)on theMOT17;66.61%HOTA,78.3%MOTA,82.1%IDF1,and a total of 748 IDSWonMOT20;and 66.4%HOTA,92.32%MOTA,and 68.96%IDF1 on DanceTrack.With fixed thresholds,the full HAMOT model(all six components)achieves real-time functionality at 24 FPS on MOT17 using RTX3090,ensuring robustness and scalability for real-world MOT applications.
出处 《Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences》 2025年第10期947-969,共23页 工程与科学中的计算机建模(英文)
基金 supported in part by Multimedia University under the Research Fellow Grant MMUI/250008 in part by Telekom Research&Development Sdn Bhd under Grants RDTC/241149 and RDTC/231095 Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University Researchers Supporting Project number(PNURSP2025R140) Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University,Riyadh,Saudi Arabia.
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