MOT16 Results

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TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
HCC
1. using public detections 		8.8
49.3
±10.2
50.717.8% 39.9% 5,33386,795391 (7.5)535 (10.2)0.8Public
Anonymous submission
LMP
2. using public detections 		11.1
48.8
±9.8
51.318.2% 40.1% 6,65486,245481 (9.1)595 (11.3)0.5Public
S. Tang, M. Andriluka, B. Andres, B. Schiele. Multiple People Tracking with Lifted Multicut and Person Re-identification. In CVPR, 2017.
FWT
3. using public detections 		16.5
47.8
±9.4
44.319.1% 38.2% 8,88685,487852 (16.0)1,534 (28.9)0.6Public
R. Henschel, L. Leal-Taixé, D. Cremers, B. Rosenhahn. A Novel Multi-Detector Fusion Framework for Multi-Object Tracking. In arXiv preprint arXiv:1705.08314, 2017.
NLLMPa
4. using public detections 		13.2
47.6
±10.6
47.317.0% 40.4% 5,84489,093629 (12.3)768 (15.0)8.3Public
E. Levinkov, J. Uhrig, S. Tang, M. Omran, E. Insafutdinov, A. Kirillov, C. Rother, T. Brox, B. Schiele, B. Andres. Joint Graph Decomposition and Node Labeling: Problem, Algorithms, Applications. In CVPR, 2017.
EAGS16
5. using public detections 		10.8
47.4
±10.4
50.117.3% 42.7% 8,36986,931575 (11.0)913 (17.5)197.3Public
Enhancing Association Graph with Super-voxel for Multi-target Tracking
JCSTD
6. online method using public detections 		20.5
47.4
±8.3
41.114.4% 36.4% 8,07786,6311,266 (24.1)2,696 (51.4)3.3Public
Anonymous submission
AMIR
7. online method using public detections 		15.4
47.2
±7.7
46.314.0% 41.6% 2,68192,856774 (15.8)1,675 (34.1)1.0Public
A. Sadeghian, A. Alahi, S. Savarese. Tracking The Untrackable: Learning To Track Multiple Cues with Long-Term Dependencies. In arXiv preprint arXiv:1701.01909, 2017.
MCjoint
8. using public detections 		13.8
47.1
±10.8
52.320.4% 46.9% 6,70389,368370 (7.3)598 (11.7)0.6Public
M. Keuper, S. Tang, Z. Yu, B. Andres, T. Brox, B. Schiele. A Multi-cut Formulation for Joint Segmentation and Tracking of Multiple Objects. In CoRR, 2016.
NOMT
9. using public detections 		11.9
46.4
±9.9
53.318.3% 41.4% 9,75387,565359 (6.9)504 (9.7)2.6Public
W. Choi. Near-Online Multi-target Tracking with Aggregated Local Flow Descriptor. In ICCV, 2015.
JMC
10. using public detections 		15.4
46.3
±9.0
46.315.5% 39.7% 6,37390,914657 (13.1)1,114 (22.2)0.8Public
S. Tang, B. Andres, M. Andriluka, B. Schiele. Multi-Person Tracking by Multicuts and Deep Matching. In BMTT, 2016.
TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
STAM16
11. online method using public detections 		21.5
46.0
±9.1
50.014.6% 43.6% 6,89591,117473 (9.5)1,422 (28.4)0.2Public
Q. Chu, W. Ouyang, H. Li, X. Wang, B. Liu, N. Yu. Online Multi-Object Tracking Using CNN-based Single Object Tracker with Spatial-Temporal Attention Mechanism. In arXiv preprint arXiv:1708.02843, 2017.
RAR16pub
12. online method using public detections 		21.0
45.9
±9.7
48.813.2% 41.9% 6,87191,173648 (13.0)1,992 (39.8)0.9Public
Anonymous ICCV submission
MHT_DAM
13. using public detections 		17.2
45.8
±8.9
46.116.2% 43.2% 6,41291,758590 (11.9)781 (15.7)0.8Public
C. Kim, F. Li, A. Ciptadi, J. Rehg. Multiple Hypothesis Tracking Revisited. In ICCV, 2015.
HAF16
14. using public detections 		17.9
45.7
±8.9
47.215.4% 41.4% 10,03888,319660 (12.8)985 (19.1)0.7Public
Anonymous submission
EDMT
15. using public detections 		15.2
45.3
±9.1
47.917.0% 39.9% 11,12287,890639 (12.3)946 (18.3)1.8Public
J. Chen, H. Sheng, Y. Zhang, Z. Xiong. Enhancing Detection Model for Multiple Hypothesis Tracking. In BMTT-PETS CVPRw, 2017.
NHL
16. using public detections 		26.3
45.1
±8.5
32.315.9% 37.3% 12,60585,6911,747 (33.0)2,033 (38.4)0.3Public
Anonymous submission
DCCRF16
17. online method using public detections 		22.1
44.8
±9.5
39.714.1% 42.3% 5,61394,125968 (20.0)1,378 (28.5)0.1Public
Anonymous submission
QuadMOT16
18. using public detections 		23.4
44.1
±9.4
38.314.6% 44.9% 6,38894,775745 (15.5)1,096 (22.8)1.8Public
J. Son, M. Baek, M. Cho, B. Han. Multi-Object Tracking with Quadruplet Convolutional Neural Networks. In CVPR, 2017.
CDA_DDALv2
19. online method using public detections 		22.5
43.9
±7.8
45.110.7% 44.4% 6,45095,175676 (14.1)1,795 (37.6)0.5Public
S. Bae and K. Yoon, Confidence-Based Data Association and Discriminative Deep Appearance Learning for Robust Online Multi-Object Tracking, In IEEE TPAMI, 2017.
overMOT
20. online method using public detections new 		22.8
43.7
±9.3
50.815.2% 43.0% 8,89193,036662 (13.5)1,844 (37.7)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
NOSVM
21. using public detections new 		23.3
43.6
±9.4
51.115.3% 42.8% 9,10692,991718 (14.7)2,084 (42.5)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
RMFP
22. online method using public detections 		24.9
43.4
±9.2
50.414.9% 44.0% 7,55995,015682 (14.2)1,999 (41.7)0.3Public
Anonymous submission
ASSMOT
23. using public detections 		21.8
43.2
±9.3
50.114.4% 44.5% 7,41395,458666 (14.0)2,010 (42.2)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
oICF
24. online method using public detections 		24.3
43.2
±10.2
49.311.3% 48.5% 6,65196,515381 (8.1)1,404 (29.8)0.4Public
H. Kieritz, S. Becker, W. Hübner, M. Arens. Online Multi-Person Tracking using Integral Channel Features. In IEEE Advanced Video and Signal-based Surveillance (AVSS) 2016, 2016.
HFCLP
25. using public detections 		23.6
42.7
±7.6
35.112.9% 40.2% 8,50294,2661,676 (34.7)1,792 (37.1)19.7Public
Anonymous submission
oBot
26. online method using public detections 		25.8
42.5
±20.4
40.812.6% 40.7% 10,42092,8921,559 (31.8)1,639 (33.4)2.3Public
Anonymous BMVC submission
OVMOT
27. online method using public detections 		24.8
41.9
±8.8
50.115.0% 43.0% 10,71294,510626 (13.0)2,008 (41.7)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
SLT
28. online method using public detections 		28.3
41.5
±10.4
41.611.7% 37.0% 8,07496,9561,705 (36.4)3,170 (67.7)9.6Public
Anonymous submission
LINF1
29. using public detections 		23.3
41.0
±9.5
45.711.6% 51.3% 7,89699,224430 (9.4)963 (21.1)4.2Public
L. Fagot-Bouquet, R. Audigier, Y. Dhome, F. Lerasle. Improving Multi-Frame Data Association with Sparse Representations for Robust Near-Online Multi-Object Tracking. In ECCV, 2016.
STbase
30. online method using public detections 		29.5
41.0
±8.7
48.013.0% 41.4% 9,85696,799943 (20.1)2,595 (55.3)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
dmot
31. using public detections 		24.4
40.7
±8.3
40.612.0% 44.1% 9,31997,992773 (16.7)1,106 (23.9)6.6Public
Anonymous submission
STFP
32. online method using public detections 		30.4
39.8
±8.9
47.413.0% 41.4% 12,11896,755950 (20.2)2,630 (56.0)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
ONEEC
33. online method using public detections 		30.4
39.3
±9.0
49.110.9% 46.5% 12,52497,451618 (13.3)2,336 (50.2)0.3Public
Anonymous submission
MOT_M_hun
34. using public detections 		22.3
39.0
±10.3
47.513.7% 40.1% 15,34595,029843 (17.6)1,790 (37.4)5,919.0Public
Anonymous submission
DeepAC
35. online method using public detections 		27.8
38.8
±9.3
33.19.1% 42.8% 5,444103,1742,886 (66.5)6,592 (151.9)21.1Public
Anonymous submission
EAMTT_pub
36. online method using public detections 		27.6
38.8
±8.5
42.47.9% 49.1% 8,114102,452965 (22.0)1,657 (37.8)11.8Public
R. Sanchez-Matilla, F. Poiesi, A. Cavallaro "Multi-target tracking with strong and weak detections" in BMTT ECCVw 2016
OVBT
37. online method using public detections 		36.5
38.4
±8.8
37.87.5% 47.3% 11,51799,4631,321 (29.1)2,140 (47.1)0.3Public
Y. Ban, S. Ba, X. Alameda-Pineda, R. Horaud. Tracking Multiple Persons Based on a Variational Bayesian Model. In BMTT 2016, .
PRMOT
38. using public detections 		27.0
38.4
±8.9
39.912.4% 47.3% 15,76495,796741 (15.6)885 (18.6)2,959.5Public
Anonymous submission
GMCSS
39. online method using public detections 		30.2
38.3
±9.0
44.79.4% 46.6% 16,49195,303735 (15.4)2,122 (44.5)0.4Public
Anonymous submission
STMOT
40. using public detections 		30.6
38.2
±8.6
44.512.9% 42.8% 13,97097,3841,342 (28.8)2,828 (60.7)5,919.0Public
Anonymous submission
TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
LTTSC-CRF
41. using public detections 		29.5
37.6
±9.9
42.19.6% 55.2% 11,969101,343481 (10.8)1,012 (22.8)0.6Public
N. Le, A. Heili, M. Odobez. Long-Term Time-Sensitive Costs for CRF-Based Tracking by Detection. In ECCVw, 2016.
DMMOT
42. online method using public detections 		22.5
37.3
±11.1
52.613.6% 44.5% 20,88692,926451 (9.2)1,799 (36.7)0.5Public
Anonymous submission
LP2D
43. using public detections 		27.1
35.7
±10.1
34.28.7% 50.7% 5,084111,163915 (23.4)1,264 (32.4)49.3Public
MOT baseline: Linear programming on 2D image coordinates.
EMOT
44. online method using public detections 		27.1
35.7
±7.9
45.611.6% 43.7% 16,56699,794826 (18.2)2,123 (46.9)5,919.0Public
Anonymous submission
TBD
45. using public detections 		37.6
33.7
±9.2
0.07.2% 54.2% 5,804112,5872,418 (63.2)2,252 (58.9)1.3Public
A. Geiger, M. Lauer, C. Wojek, C. Stiller, R. Urtasun. 3D Traffic Scene Understanding from Movable Platforms. In Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI), 2014.
DQNTracker
46. online method using public detections 		32.3
33.7
±13.7
31.76.9% 59.3% 5,210113,8651,744 (46.4)4,184 (111.4)9.9Public
Anonymous submission
CEM
47. using public detections 		29.8
33.2
±7.9
0.07.8% 54.4% 6,837114,322642 (17.2)731 (19.6)0.3Public
A. Milan, S. Roth, K. Schindler. Continuous Energy Minimization for Multitarget Tracking. In IEEE TPAMI, 2014.
ERCTracker
48. online method using public detections 		28.4
32.3
±9.4
29.25.7% 62.1% 1,193121,333953 (28.5)943 (28.2)32.0Public
Anonymous submission
LKDeep
49. online method using public detections 		34.6
31.8
±19.3
27.66.2% 53.5% 6,179115,8012,389 (65.5)5,745 (157.5)32.0Public
Anonymous submission
GM_PHD_N1T
50. online method using public detections 		34.8
31.6
±8.6
19.75.5% 55.2% 4,767115,6454,348 (118.9)3,986 (109.0)9.9Public
Anonymous submission
TrackerAvg RankMOTAIDF1MTMLFPFNID Sw.FragHzDetector
CppSORT
51. online method using public detections 		31.1
31.5
±9.0
27.74.3% 59.9% 3,048120,2781,587 (46.6)2,239 (65.8)687.1Public
S. Murray. Real-Time Multiple Object Tracking - A Study on the Importance of Speed. In arXiv preprint arXiv:1709.03572, 2017.
GMPHD_AM
52. online method using public detections 		31.1
30.6
±6.7
30.25.9% 53.1% 4,982120,698930 (27.5)1,856 (54.9)7.9Public
Anonymous submission
GMPHD_HDA
53. online method using public detections 		27.1
30.5
±6.9
33.44.6% 59.7% 5,169120,970539 (16.0)731 (21.7)13.6Public
Y. Song, M. Jeon. Online Multiple Object Tracking with the Hierarchically Adopted GM-PHD Filter using Motion and Appearance. In IEEE/IEIE The International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) Asia, 2016.
CMRZF
54. using public detections 		29.3
30.4
±10.8
29.42.9% 70.5% 1,421124,4831,030 (32.5)733 (23.1)16.9Public
Anonymous submission
SMOT
55. using public detections 		44.1
29.7
±7.3
0.05.3% 47.7% 17,426107,5523,108 (75.8)4,483 (109.3)0.2Public
C. Dicle, O. Camps, M. Sznaier. The Way They Move: Tracking Targets with Similar Appearance. In ICCV, 2013.
tMOT
56. using public detections 		30.1
28.9
±10.5
32.45.8% 63.0% 3,754125,494468 (15.0)694 (22.3)11.8Public
Anonymous submission
JPDA_m
57. using public detections 		28.3
26.2
±6.1
0.04.1% 67.5% 3,689130,549365 (12.9)638 (22.5)22.2Public
H. Rezatofighi, A. Milan, Z. Zhang, Q. Shi, A. Dick, I. Reid. Joint Probabilistic Data Association Revisited. In ICCV, 2015.
DP_NMS
58. using public detections 		27.1
26.2
±9.3
31.24.1% 67.5% 3,689130,557365 (12.9)638 (22.5)5.9Public
H. Pirsiavash, D. Ramanan, C. Fowlkes. Globally-Optimal Greedy Algorithms for Tracking a Variable Number of Objects. In CVPR, 2011.
rookie_ksp
59. using public detections 		39.1
24.8
±7.7
11.52.4% 66.1% 1,421132,3613,343 (122.0)4,886 (178.3)19.7Public
Anonymous submission

Due to a minor bug in the export script, all results were re-evaluated on April 11, 2016. Here is the old snapshot of the leaderboard.

Benchmark Statistics

SequencesFramesTrajectoriesBoxes
75919759182326

Difficulty Analysis

Sequence difficulty (from easiest to hardest, measured by average MOTA)

MOT16-03

MOT16-03

(51.2% MOTA)

MOT16-06

MOT16-06

(44.0% MOTA)

MOT16-07

MOT16-07

(38.0% MOTA)

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MOT16-08

MOT16-08

(29.2% MOTA)

MOT16-14

MOT16-14

(24.0% MOTA)

Evaluation Measures

Lower is better. Higher is better.
Measure Better Perfect Description
Avg Rank lower 1 This is the rank of each tracker averaged over all present evaluation measures.
MOTA higher 100 % Multiple Object Tracking Accuracy [1]. This measure combines three error sources: false positives, missed targets and identity switches.
MOTP higher 100 % Multiple Object Tracking Precision [1]. The misalignment between the annotated and the predicted bounding boxes.
IDF1 higher 100 % ID F1 Score [2]. The ratio of correctly identified detections over the average number of ground-truth and computed detections.
FAF lower 0 The average number of false alarms per frame.
MT higher 100 % Mostly tracked targets. The ratio of ground-truth trajectories that are covered by a track hypothesis for at least 80% of their respective life span.
ML lower 0 % Mostly lost targets. The ratio of ground-truth trajectories that are covered by a track hypothesis for at most 20% of their respective life span.
FP lower 0 The total number of false positives.
FN lower 0 The total number of false negatives (missed targets).
ID Sw. lower 0 The total number of identity switches. Please note that we follow the stricter definition of identity switches as described in [3].
Frag lower 0 The total number of times a trajectory is fragmented (i.e. interrupted during tracking).
Hz higher Inf. Processing speed (in frames per second excluding the detector) on the benchmark.

Legend

Symbol Description
online method This is an online (causal) method, i.e. the solution is immediately available with each incoming frame and cannot be changed at any later time.
using public detections This method used the provided detection set as input.
new This entry has been submitted or updated less than a week ago.

References:


[1] Bernardin, K. & Stiefelhagen, R. Evaluating Multiple Object Tracking Performance: The CLEAR MOT Metrics. Image and Video Processing, 2008(1):1-10, 2008.
[2] Ristani, E., Solera, F., Zou, R., Cucchiara, R. & Tomasi, C. Performance Measures and a Data Set for Multi-Target, Multi-Camera Tracking. In ECCV workshop on Benchmarking Multi-Target Tracking, 2016.
[3] Li, Y., Huang, C. & Nevatia, R. Learning to associate: HybridBoosted multi-target tracker for crowded scene. In Proceedings of the IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2009.



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