Siamese network-based method for pedestrian re-identification
A pedestrian re-identification and network technology, applied in the field of pedestrian re-identification, can solve the problems of low reliability of results, increase the workload of manual research and judgment, reduce the degree of automation of video analysis, etc., achieve the effect of reducing query time and improving the degree of discrimination
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[0031] The present invention utilizes the pre-trained ResNet-50 network to extract features from images. In order to measure the similarity between images, two identical ResNet-50 networks are used to form a Siamese network, and then the Siamese network is trained using the training data set. After training, this Siamese network can classify the input image with labels, and can also complete the measurement of the similarity between two images.
[0032] combine Figure 1~2 , the present invention is based on the method for pedestrian re-identification of Siamese network, comprises the following steps:
[0033] Step 1: Pre-train the ResNet-50 network: use the ImageNet data set as the training data set, train a ResNet-50 network, so that the ResNet-50 network has an ideal initial value; the ideal initial value refers to the ability to learn image features ;
[0034] Step 2: Fine-tune the ResNet-50 network: Replace the softmax output layer of the ResNet-50 network with a convol...
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