Summary |
We utilize characteristics of synchronized multi-view videos. Based on a pose detection model, we detect each player's position and key points. We then develop a multi-view multi-dimensional association algorithm to find correspondence of detections across different views. Then calculate 3D positions and perform 3D tracking, generating the 3D trajectories. Our system can be applied to tactical analysis, and player performance assessment, providing scientific data to players and coaches. |
Scientific Breakthrough |
In academia, works on synchronized multi-view video data are still unexplored. Most existing multi-view datasets focus on improving 2D tracking and cross-scene tracking, rather than on reconstructing 3D trajectories using multi-view approaches. In practical applications, 3D trajectory tracking is highly valuable but less explored. This highlights the unique technical features of our research in multi-view, multi-player 3D tracking. |