The application discloses an unsupervised
pedestrian re-identification method based on camera
perception graph learning. Firstly,
pedestrian image features are extracted, pseudo labels are obtained by using a clustering
algorithm, and an in-memory dictionary is constructed. Each camera is regarded as an independent
image domain, and samples are extracted from each
image domain to form small
batch training samples. Then, all image sample features are used to construct a camera
perception graph, image samples are fused into a unified feature space by using a graph
convolution network, and
ideal image features are generated by
feature aggregation. A non-parametric contrast loss based on the in-memory is constructed to
train the feature extractor and the graph
convolution network, and a camera adversarial loss is constructed to generate more robust and effective image features. The foregoing steps are repeatedly executed until the model converges. Finally, the
pedestrian image is mapped into a feature space by using the feature extractor, a
feature vector of a to-be-queried pedestrian image is compared with feature vectors of candidate pedestrian images in terms of
Euclidean distance, and the pedestrian re-identification result is obtained.