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Person Search is a task which aims at matching a specific person among a great number of whole scene images. Source: Re-ID Driven Localization Refinement for Person Search
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This work presents an anchor-free approach to efficiently tackling person search, and names its framework as Feature-Aligned Person Search Network (AlignPS), which achieves state-of-the-art or competitive performance on two challenging person search benchmarks, but can be also extended to other challenging searching tasks such as animal and object search.
This paper aims to learn a general human representation from massive unlabeled human images which can benefit downstream human-centric tasks to the maximum extent using a Semantic cOntrollable seLf-supervIseD lEaRning framework.
This paper inventively considers weakly supervised person search with only bounding box annotations, and discovers three levels of context clues in unconstrained natural images that promote local and global discriminative capabilities and enhances clustering accuracy.
A new deep learning framework for person search that jointly handles pedestrian detection and person re-identification in a single convolutional neural network and converges much faster and better than the conventional Softmax loss.
The Visual-Textual Attribute Alignment model (dubbed as ViTAA) learns to disentangle the feature space of a person into subspaces corresponding to attributes using a light auxiliary attribute segmentation computing branch, and aligns these visual features with the textual attributes parsed from the sentences by using a novel contrastive learning loss.
A novel framework is proposed, which takes into account the identity invariance along a tracklet, thus allowing person identities to be propagated via both the visual and the temporal links and remarkably outperforms mainstream person re-id methods.
An Recurrent Neural Network with Gated Neural Attention mechanism (GNA-RNN) is proposed to establish the state-of-the art performance on person search and a large-scale person description dataset with detailed natural language annotations and person samples from various sources is collected.
A novel query-guided end-to-end person search network (QEEPS) to address both person detection and re-identification and outperform the previous state-of-the-art datasets by a large margin.
A novel attack algorithm, called advPattern, for generating adversarial patterns on clothes, which learns the variations of image pairs across cameras to pull closer the image features from the same camera, while pushing features from different cameras farther, demonstrates that deep re-ID systems are vulnerable to physical attacks.
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