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Using MultiTracker {#tutorial_multitracker}
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Goal
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In this tutorial you will learn how to
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- Create a MultiTracker object.
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- Track several objects at once using the MultiTracker object.
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Source Code
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@includelineno tracking/samples/tutorial_multitracker.cpp
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Explanation
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-# **Create the MultiTracker object**
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@snippet tracking/samples/tutorial_multitracker.cpp create
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You can create the MultiTracker object and use the same tracking algorithm for all tracked object as shown in the snippet.
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If you want to use different type of tracking algorithm for each tracked object, you should define the tracking algorithm whenever a new object is added to the MultiTracker object.
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-# **Selection of multiple objects**
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@snippet tracking/samples/tutorial_multitracker.cpp selectmulti
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You can use selectROI to select multiple objects with
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the result stored in a vector of @ref cv::Rect2d as shown in the code.
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-# **Adding the tracked object to MultiTracker**
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@snippet tracking/samples/tutorial_multitracker.cpp init
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You can add all tracked objects at once to the MultiTracker as shown in the code.
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In this case, all objects will be tracked using same tracking algorithm as specified in decaration of MultiTracker object.
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If you want to use different tracker algorithms for each tracked object,
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You should add the tracked objects one by one and specify their tracking algorithm using the variant of @ref cv::legacy::MultiTracker::add.
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@sa cv::legacy::MultiTracker::add( const String& trackerType, const Mat& image, const Rect2d& boundingBox )
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-# **Obtaining the result**
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@snippet tracking/samples/tutorial_multitracker.cpp result
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You can access the result from the public variable @ref cv::legacy::MultiTracker::objects provided by the MultiTracker class as shown in the code.
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