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Learning a Discriminative Null Space for Person Re-Identification

CVPR 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Supervised person re-identification · 622 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Learn a discriminative null space instead of using XQDA with LOMO featuresPerson re-identification · VIPeRRank 1: 40.00 -> 42.28Helped
Fuse the two feature types at score levelDiscriminative null-space re-identification · VIPeRRank 1: 42.28 -> 51.17Helped
Fuse two feature typesDiscriminative null-space re-identification · PRID2011Rank 1: 29.80 -> 40.90Helped
Fuse two feature typesDiscriminative null-space re-identification · CUHK01Rank 1: 64.98 -> 69.09Helped
Use the semi-supervised self-training extension with unlabelled dataNFST re-identification · PRID2011Rank 1Helped
Kernelise the null-space modelNFST re-identification · VIPeRRank 1Helped

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