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Viewpoint Invariant Human Re-identification in Camera Networks Using Pose Priors and Subject-Discriminative Features. Ziyan Wu, Student Member, IEEE, Yang Li, Student Member, IEEE, and Richard J. Radke , Senior Member, IEEE
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Viewpoint Invariant Human Re-identification inCamera Networks Using Pose Priors andSubject-Discriminative Features Ziyan Wu, Student Member, IEEE, Yang Li, Student Member, IEEE, and Richard J. Radke, Senior Member, IEEE IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PATTERN ANALYSIS AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE, OCTOBER 2013
Outline • Introduction • Related Work • Proposed Method • Experimental Results • Conclusion
Introduction • Overlapping field of view
Introduction • Non overlapping field of view: human identification problem
Introduction • Difficulties: • Different camera viewpoint • Perspective distortion
Related Work • Human identification methods: 1.Biometric method: Face[21], gait[46], silhouette[44] 2.Feature based: part based descriptor[4][10], SIFT[32], color histogram[13]
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Proposed Method • Overview
Proposed Method • Sub-image rectification:
Proposed Method • View point angle
Proposed Method • Pose prior:
Conclusion • 1.Proposed a viewpoint variance identification method • 2.pose prior improve the performance • 3.It can be apply to surveillance systems