Methodological Insights Towards Leveraging Performance in Video Object Tracking and Detection

Video Object Detection and Tracking (VODT), one of its integral operations of surveillance system in present time, mechanizes a way to identify and track the target object autonomously and seamlessly within its visual field. However, the challenges associated with video feeding are immensely high, a...

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Internet of Things
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Smart cities
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Tracking
Traffic
Trends
Visual fields
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