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23.4 Automatic Tracking�Tracking� finds the most obvious object in an image and tracks it from image frame to image frame. To track these images, you have to specify the source and click the �Counting/ Track Largest segment� button. Input: Search directory: �.\ input_Auto_track\� Parameters All default values. Operation
Results IMAGE002.JPG 234 66 90 90 IMAGE002a.JPG 264 66 84 84 IMAGE002b.JPG 270 54 90 90 IMAGE002c.JPG 276 90 90 90 IMAGE002d.JPG 282 144 90 90 IMAGE002e.JPG 168 174 90 90 IMAGE002f.JPG 114 312 90 90 IMAGE004.JPG 42 48 90 90 IMAGE006.JPG 402 222 96 96 IMAGE008.JPG 78 84 90 90 SPOTS.jpg 216 55 55 55 To see where the matching segment is, there are three buttons in Figure 13.4: F (First), > (Next), and < (Previous), that can be used to show where the matched segment is:
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