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Infrared small target tracking by discriminative classification based on Gaussian mixture model in compressive sensing domain

Addressing the problems of infrared small target tracking in forward looking infrared (FLIR) system, a new infrared small target tracking method is presented, in which features binding of both target gray intensity and spatial relationship is implemented by compressive sensing so as to construct the Gaussian mixture model of compressive appearance distribution. Subsequently, naive Bayesian classification is carried out over testing samples acquired with non-uniform sampling probability to identify the most credible location of targets from background scene. A series of experiments are carried out over four infrared small target image sequences with more than 200 images for each sequence, the results demonstrate the effectiveness and advantages of the proposed method in both success rate and precision rate.