OPENTLD algorithm is what to do, I do not introduce more, many people have introduced the predecessors. My reference to the blog has
Discovering TLD (v)--a frog in the well
Opentld C + + tries vehicle target tracking [1]
Look at this is very fun, I would like to compile their own run to see.
My environment is Win7 + vs2010 originally installed a opencv2.3.1 (also downloaded on the Internet, not the kind of self-compiled installation, so there are some engineering documents, this let me in the compilation of the Opentld time to make it clear)
First download opentld, download the URL is:
Https://github.com/alantrrs/OpenTLD
Downloaded after the decompression to the C drive, my OpenCV is also in the C drive.
Then to use CMake to generate VS2010 project files, you need to download CMake, download the address:
Http://www.cmake.org/files/v2.8/cmake-2.8.10.2-win32-x86.exe
After the installation of the download, you need to set the environment variables, add (this according to your own OPENCV installation path)
Opencv_dir=c:\opencv\build
The next step is to find "Visual Studio command Prompt (2010)" From the Start menu, go to the command line, CD to your extracted Opentld directory, then execute the following command.
mkdir Build
CD Build
CMake. /src/
This process error, said can not find the Findopencv.cmake file,
This time to download the Findopencv.cmake file on the Internet, the address is http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/ Findopencv.cmake, copy the contents of Findopencv.cmake in this page and save it to the SRC directory. Re-execute cmake. The/src/should be successful.
(My OpenCV 2.3.1 is downloaded on the Internet, do not need to compile themselves, so there is a problem in the process, Hint less opencvconfig.cmake file, find to find out no, had to re-use CMake command to OPENCV the build directory to execute a bit cmake. /src/, the build succeeds, and then the CMake is executed in the Opentld build directory. /src/is no problem.)
After the success of the project, is imported into the vs2010, compiled execution, tragic, prompt error, in the Internet to find some information, carefully read my reference to the first article after the reply, finally compiled through, the process is as follows:
The error fixes that are encountered during the compilation process are summarized as follows:
1. The Ceil function called by the Tld::bbpoints function forces the argument type to be converted to double.
2, VS2010 does not exist round function, re-write a
int round (float f)
{
if ((int) f+0.5>f)
return (int) F;
Else
return (int) f + 1;
}
Or change the round to Cvround.
3. In the TLD::CLUSTERBB function, the VS does not support this dynamic array allocation.
float l[c-1]; Level
int nodes[c-1][2];
int belongs[c];
Change to pointer and dynamically allocate memory
float *l = new float [c-1]; Level
int **nodes = new int *[c-1];
for (int i = 0; i < 2; i + +)
Nodes[i] = new int [c-1];
int *belongs = new int [c];
Remember to release allocated memory at the end of the function
delete [] L;
L = NULL;
for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
{
Delete [] nodes[i];
Nodes[i] = NULL;
}
delete []nodes;
nodes = NULL;
delete [] belongs;
belongs = NULL;
4. Where the floor function is called, the argument coercion type is converted to double
After all the errors have been modified by the method described above, save the compilation, OK the whole process is complete.
The relevant engineering documents and source code uploaded to the csdn download area, you can download: opentld Source code and VS2010 project
http://download.csdn.net/detail/benshu_001/4934079