Challenges

VOTS2024 challenge

The VOTS2024 challenge is a continuation of VOTS2023 challenge, it also introduces a new sub-challenge this year considers general objects undergoing various topological transformations.

Benchmarks

Official results of past challenges are still available as a benchmark to researchers. We invite the visual tracking researchers to compare their methods with those results.

VOTS2023

The VOTS2023 challenge unifies single/multiple-target, short/long-term tracking and segmentation. Results were presented at the ICCV2023 VOTS workshop.

VOT2022

The VOT2022 benchmark addresses short-term, long-term, real-time, RGB and RGBD trackers. Results were presented at the ECCV2022 VOT workshop.

VOT2021

The VOT2021 benchmark addresses short-term, long-term, real-time, RGB and RGBD trackers. Results were presented at the ICCV2021 VOT workshop.

VOT2020

The VOT2020 benchmark addresses short-term, long-term, real-time, RGB, RGBT and RGBD trackers. Results were presented at the ECCV2020 VOT workshop.

VOT2019

The VOT2019 benchmark addresses short-term, long-term, real-time, RGB, RGBT and RGBD trackers. Results were presented at the ICCV2019 VOT workshop.

VOT2018

The VOT2018 benchmark introduced a long-term subchallenge VOT-LT2018. Results were presented at the VOT workshop at ECCV2018.

VOT2017

The VOT2017 benchmark introduced a refreshed a dataset and a real-time experiment. The winner will was determined on sequestered dataset. The results were presented at the VOT workshop at ICCV2017.

VOT2016

The fourth challenge updated the dataset of 60 sequences with new annotations. The results were published in a joint paper presented at a workshop at ECCV2016.

VOT2015

The third challenge introduced a dataset of 60 challenging sequences, a formalized sequence selection methodology and improvements to evaluation methodology. The results were published in a joint paper presented at an ICCV2015 worshop.

Archive

VOT2014

The second challenge introduced several improvements in annotations and testing of statistical significance, new set of 25 sequences and an improved evaluation kit. The results were published in a joint paper presented at an ECCV2014 workshop.

VOT2013

The first challenge introduced a new evaluation kit plus 16 well-known short videos. 27 single-target trackers submitted by 51 participants participated at the challenge. The results were published in a joint paper presented at an ICCV2013 workshop which was attended by over 70 researchers.