Convolutional Feature Transfer via Camera-Specific Discriminative Pooling for Person Re-Identification
Convolutional Feature Transfer via Camera-Specific Discriminative Pooling for Person Re-Identification
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10.1109/icpr48806.2021.9412420
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2021-01
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Tetsu Matsukawa;Einoshin Suzuki
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Tetsu Matsukawa;Einoshin Suzuki
Modern Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have been improving the accuracy of person re-identification (re-id) using a large number of training samples. Such a re-id system suffers from a lack of training samples for deployment to practical security applications. To address this problem, we focus on the approach that transfers features of a CNN pre-trained on a large-scale person re-id dataset to a small-scale dataset. Most of the existing CNN feature transfer methods use the features of fully connected layers that entangle locally pooled features of different spatial locations on an image. Unfortunately, due to the difference of view angles and the bias of walking directions of the persons, each camera view in a dataset has a unique spatial property in the person image, which reduces the generality of the local pooling for different cameras/datasets. To account for the camera- and dataset-specific spatial bias, we propose a method to learn camera and dataset-specific position weight maps for discriminative local pooling of convolutional features. Our experiments on four public datasets confirm the effectiveness of the proposed feature transfer with a small number of training samples in the target datasets.