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Clothes-changing Person Re-identification Based on Spatial Consistency
- 1 Shandong Artificial Intelligence Institute, Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences)
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Abstract
Address clothes-changing person recognition of other key is to extract the characteristics associated with human nature, for example, face, hair, body size and gait. At present, most of the research work mainly focuses on processing multi-modal information and fails to make full use of the information related to human nature in the original RGB images. In this paper, a viewpoint-based adversarial loss algorithm is proposed to mine visually relevant features from the original RGB images by punishing the predictive ability of the ReID model. A lot of experiments show that our model has achieved good results.
Keywords
clothes changing, viewpoint, adversarial
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Zhang,M. (2025). Clothes-changing Person Re-identification Based on Spatial Consistency. Applied and Computational Engineering,133,68-73.
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