Hierarchical Convolutional Features for Visual Tracking
the hierarchical features from the recent advances in CNNs and the inference approach across multiple levels in clas-sical computer vision problems. For example, computing optical flow from the coarse levels of the image pyramid are efficient, but finer levels are required for obtaining an accurate and detailed flow field. A coarse-to ...
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