SAVTrack: Selective Vote Aggregation for Reliability-Aware Point Cloud Tracking
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SAVTrack introduces a selective vote aggregation strategy for 3D single object tracking in LiDAR point clouds. By estimating the reliability of each candidate vote using local seed features and inter‑frame motion context, it removes low‑confidence hypotheses before clustering, thereby reducing noise in proposal formation. The method achieves competitive success and precision on KITTI and nuScenes while operating at 82 FPS and using fewer than one‑sixth of the votes required by dense aggregation.
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