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I’m trying to build a basic video tracker that tracks an object by his histogram, i have a region (rectangle) where the object is initially located. And i want to get the histogram of the image in that region. (and then to look around in the next frame for that histogram).
How can i get an histogram in a specific area as efficiently as possible ?
p.s
I work with c# + emgu .. but if there is no solution in emgu but there is in OpenCV it will be helpful too
Thanks.
What about setting ROI (region of interest) and work with it?