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Continuous tracking within and across camera streams
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This paper presents a new approach for continuoustracking of moving objects observed by multiple fixed cameras.The continuous tracking of moving objects in eachview is realized using a Tensor Voting based approach. Weinfer objects trajectories by performing a perceptualgrouping in 2D+t using Tensor Voting. Also, a multi-scaleapproach bridging gaps in object trajectories is presented.The trajectories obtained from the multiple cameras areregistered in space and time allowing a synchronization ofthe video streams and a continuous tracking of objectsacross multiple views. We demonstrate the performance ofthe system on several real video surveillance sequences.