Abstract
One of the main difficult problem in video analysis is to track moving objects during a video sequence, especially in presence of occlusions. Unfortunately, almost all the different approaches work on a pixel-by-pixel basis, yielding them unusable in real-time situations as well as not much expressive at a semantic level of the video. We present in this paper a novel method of tracking objects through occlusions that exploits the wealth of information due to the spatial coherence between pixels, using a graph-based, multi-resolution representation of the moving regions. The experimental results show that the approach is promising.
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