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Optimize tracker #110

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Currently, we do frame by frame tracking, which means a forward pass for each frame, rather than each batch. This is necessary to provide the most relevant context for the model to attend to while linking each frame locally i.e. link 1 frame at a time to tracks. However, there are considerable computational gains to be had if we can switch to batch tracking, i.e. a single forward pass per batch.

To fill up the context window, we will still do frame by frame tracking, and then switch to batch tracking. Now, the forward pass will be don on batch x (batch + context) all at once i.e. the associations are computed intra-batch as well as with context window all at once. This means many more associations to be predicted by the model, which could affect performance. Since the context includes the current batch, this change also opens the door for global track linking via ILP/GNN in the future.

- remove persistent tracking - on by default
- track by frame until context is reached or first batch done
- per-frame only until context window reached
- context window is now in terms of frames
- run model on batch x (batch + context)
- remove from gpu before passing to run_global_tracker
- disable validation tracking (not meaningful anymore)
…atch_tracker and run_global_tracker - to support different tracking modes

- implements batch tracking with single fwd pass and full context track linking
- moves assoc matrix and instances off gpu for batch tracking
- provides flag in run_batch_tracker to compute softmax by frame, or globally (depending on whether global track linking is desired)
- save the inference configs to the results folder for a record of the configs used for tracking
- minor bug fixes
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Need to add a flag to enable batch tracking/use frame-by-frame. Setting batch size = 1 is inefficient as it loads data 1 by 1, whereas currently we load in batches and forward pass by frame

shaikh58 and others added 15 commits February 26, 2025 12:43
- remove persistent tracking - on by default
- track by frame until context is reached or first batch done
- per-frame only until context window reached
- context window is now in terms of frames
- run model on batch x (batch + context)
- remove from gpu before passing to run_global_tracker
- disable validation tracking (not meaningful anymore)
…atch_tracker and run_global_tracker - to support different tracking modes

- implements batch tracking with single fwd pass and full context track linking
- moves assoc matrix and instances off gpu for batch tracking
- provides flag in run_batch_tracker to compute softmax by frame, or globally (depending on whether global track linking is desired)
- save the inference configs to the results folder for a record of the configs used for tracking
- minor bug fixes
- add iou weighting to batch tracker
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