Self-Paced Uncertainty Estimation for One-shot Person Re-Identification
Yulin Zhang, Bo Ma, Longyao Liu, Xin Yi

TL;DR
This paper introduces SPUE-Net, a novel self-paced learning approach for one-shot person re-identification that effectively estimates uncertainties and iteratively refines pseudo-labels to improve model accuracy.
Contribution
The paper proposes a self-paced uncertainty estimation network with a co-operative learning strategy to reduce data and model uncertainties in one-shot Person Re-ID.
Findings
SPUE-Net outperforms state-of-the-art methods on multiple datasets.
The self-paced sampling strategy effectively expands labeled data.
Co-operative uncertainty estimation improves pseudo-label accuracy.
Abstract
The one-shot Person Re-ID scenario faces two kinds of uncertainties when constructing the prediction model from to . The first is model uncertainty, which captures the noise of the parameters in DNNs due to a lack of training data. The second is data uncertainty, which can be divided into two sub-types: one is image noise, where severe occlusion and the complex background contain irrelevant information about the identity; the other is label noise, where mislabeled affects visual appearance learning. In this paper, to tackle these issues, we propose a novel Self-Paced Uncertainty Estimation Network (SPUE-Net) for one-shot Person Re-ID. By introducing a self-paced sampling strategy, our method can estimate the pseudo-labels of unlabeled samples iteratively to expand the labeled samples gradually and remove model uncertainty without extra supervision. We divide the pseudo-label…
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Taxonomy
TopicsVideo Surveillance and Tracking Methods · Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Human Pose and Action Recognition
