arXiv Computer Vision By Jonas Serych, Jiri Matas

Segmentation-Guided Homography Estimation for Long-Term Planar Tracking

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The paper introduces SAM‑H, a planar object tracker that estimates 8‑degree‑of‑freedom homographies directly from segmentation mask contours using a training‑free pipeline. When applied to masks from SAM 2, SAM‑H achieves a new state‑of‑the‑art performance on the PlanarTrack benchmark, improving the p@5 metric by 18.4 percentage points. The authors also demonstrate that combining segmentation‑based and correspondence‑based homography estimation yields WOFTSAM, which surpasses all previous methods on both PlanarTrack and POT‑210, and provide precise re‑annotations of PlanarTrack initial poses for more accurate benchmarking.

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