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most citedLearning Deep Multi-Level Similarity for Thermal Infrared Object Tracking

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cs.CV2025

Codebook-Based Adaptive Feature Compression With Semantic Enhancement for Edge-Cloud Systems

Xinyu Wang, Zikun Zhou, Yingjian Li +2

Coding images for machines with minimal bitrate and strong analysis performance is key to effective edge-cloud systems. Several approaches deploy an image codec and perform analysi…

cs.CV2023★ 2 cited

Channel and Spatial Relation-Propagation Network for RGB-Thermal Semantic Segmentation

Zikun Zhou, Shukun Wu, Guoqing Zhu +2

RGB-Thermal (RGB-T) semantic segmentation has shown great potential in handling low-light conditions where RGB-based segmentation is hindered by poor RGB imaging quality. The key t…

cs.CV2023★ 1 cited

Reliability-Hierarchical Memory Network for Scribble-Supervised Video Object Segmentation

Zikun Zhou, Kaige Mao, Wenjie Pei +3

This paper aims to solve the video object segmentation (VOS) task in a scribble-supervised manner, in which VOS models are not only trained by the sparse scribble annotations but a…

cs.CV2022

Global Tracking via Ensemble of Local Trackers

Zikun Zhou, Jianqiu Chen, Wenjie Pei +3

The crux of long-term tracking lies in the difficulty of tracking the target with discontinuous moving caused by out-of-view or occlusion. Existing long-term tracking methods follo…

cs.CV2021

Saliency-Associated Object Tracking

Zikun Zhou, Wenjie Pei, Xin Li +3

Most existing trackers based on deep learning perform tracking in a holistic strategy, which aims to learn deep representations of the whole target for localizing the target. It is…

cs.CV2019★ 11 cited

Learning Deep Multi-Level Similarity for Thermal Infrared Object Tracking

Qiao Liu, Xin Li, Zhenyu He +3

Existing deep Thermal InfraRed (TIR) trackers only use semantic features to describe the TIR object, which lack the sufficient discriminative capacity for handling distractors. Thi…