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Ben Kang

5 accepted papers

2026

TGTrack: Temporal Generative Learning for Unified Single Object Tracking

CVPR 2026

Existing single object trackers typically treat temporal modeling superficially by passing limited inter-frame information, such as propagated tokens or template updates, without intrinsic temporal supervision learning. To address this limitation, we propose TGTrack, a new unified tracking framework

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2026

UETrack: A Unified and Efficient Framework for Single Object Tracking

CVPR 2026

With growing real-world demands, efficient tracking has received increasing attention. However, most existing methods are limited to RGB inputs and struggle in multi-modal scenarios. Moreover, current multi-modal tracking approaches typically use complex designs, making them too heavy and slow for r

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2025

Exploring Enhanced Contextual Information for Video-Level Object Tracking

AAAI 2025technical

Contextual information at the video level has become increasingly crucial for visual object tracking. However, existing methods typically use only a few tokens to convey this information, which can lead to information loss and limit their ability to fully capture the context. To address this issue,…

2025

SUTrack: Towards Simple and Unified Single Object Tracking

AAAI 2025technical

In this paper, we propose a simple yet unified single object tracking (SOT) framework, dubbed SUTrack. It consolidates five SOT tasks (RGB-based, RGB-Depth, RGB-Thermal, RGB-Event, RGB-Language Tracking) into a unified model trained in a single session. Due to the distinct nature of the data, curren…

2023

Exploring Lightweight Hierarchical Vision Transformers for Efficient Visual Tracking

ICCV 2023poster

Transformer-based visual trackers have demonstrated significant progress owing to their superior modeling capabilities. However, existing trackers are hampered by low speed, limiting their applicability on devices with limited computational power. To alleviate this problem, we propose HiT, a new fam…

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