My cell phone does detection and tracking, so the concept is not novel, although your method might be. Do you show that your method is better than any other method? If so you could stop for the papers and M. Tech. Otherwise you will have to integrate the classification  and identification. 

Ian thanks for your suggestion. I know that the concept is not novel and I said that beforehand my approach is novel. I've compared it with previous approach and my results are better than the previous results.

Thanks again.

Also speak to your research advisor / project supervisor / lecturer.

Dear Sajjad Ansari,

Other people should judge if this work novel or not, you can show the diffrence between your work and other, but you can not say that is a novel work before going to be judged officially. So if your work is a novel from your viewpoint then you submit your work to high impact factor journal then rejected so what is your reaction?

Best regards

Aly

Dear Mr. Aly,

Thanks for your concerned suggestions, I'm asking for that only should I keep on working or I start writing it.

Thanks and regards,

S. Ansari.

Dear Sajjad,

for a master project, my opinion is that this should be completely sufficient. Your supervisor will definitely understand that at first your goal (the full identification pipeline) was a little too ambitious. Providing new ideas for detection and/or tracking is definitely sufficient for a Master's project.

However, do not forget to talk to your supervisor(s) about your decision, and your solution. They might have a better intuition about the novelty of your approach. Also, you should not do anything that is completely against their opinion, as they might not let you pass in case they believe that your work is insufficient. But, as I said, there is little to be afraid of.

Manuel

Thanks Mr. Manuel.

I fully agree on Manuel. You should consult with your supervisor, he better knows what you're doing. And he is the one who is going pass you. I think a method for detection and a method for tracking is enough for Masters level. Usually for PhD, people do three or four.