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26 June 2023 Slice position-shifting and multi-scale inter-frame proportional fusion network for video-based pedestrian re-identification
Ketao Du, Chen Ma, Askar Hamdulla
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Abstract
Different from image-based pedestrian re-identification, video-based pedestrian re-identification has more available information because of more temporal information. However, previous methods are unable to extract detailed features adequately. Although the previous methods adopted the row slicing method to extract the detailed features of the image, the slicing method was too simple and the detailed features extracted were too few. We propose a slice position shifting module (SPM), which adopts a variety of ways to slice the image, to extract the feature of each image patches separately. The feature interaction is carried out by making each patches of the image generate position-shifting. How to make time clues in pedestrian re-identification data set useful is also the research focus in this field. We propose a multi-scale inter-frame proportional fusion module (MIPM) to make the features of frame fully fuse with the front and back frames, so as to extract more the temporal clues in the data set. We will form the above two modules into slice position-shifting and multi-scale inter-frame proportional fusion network (SMnet). Full experiments on the MARS dataset show that our algorithm is very useful and can reach the leading level.
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Ketao Du, Chen Ma, and Askar Hamdulla "Slice position-shifting and multi-scale inter-frame proportional fusion network for video-based pedestrian re-identification", Proc. SPIE 12721, Second International Symposium on Computer Applications and Information Systems (ISCAIS 2023), 1272112 (26 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2683292
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KEYWORDS
Finite element methods

Feature extraction

Convolution

Video

Image fusion

Mars

Feature fusion

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