Using appearance re-matching to improve real-time compressive tracking
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- Conference Chair:
- Tat-Seng Chua,
- General Chairs:
- Ke Lu,
- Tao Mei,
- Xindong Wu
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- NSF of China: National Natural Science Foundation of China
- University of Sciences & Technology, Hefei: University of Sciences & Technology, Hefei
- Beijing ACM SIGMM Chapter
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Association for Computing Machinery
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