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See the Forest for the Trees: Joint Spatial and Temporal Recurrent Neural Networks for Video-Based Person Re-Identification

CVPR 2017 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Spatial-temporal video person re-identification · 348 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add recurrent attention to select informative frames (ablation)CNN+RNN · MARSRank@1: 60.3 -> 62.7Helped
add recurrent attention to select informative frames (ablation)CNN+RNN · MARSmAP: 42.0 -> 43.4Helped
add spatial recurrent processing instead of a fully connected layer (ablation)CNN+DIFF · MARSRank@1: 63.0 -> 64.2Helped
add spatial recurrent processing instead of a fully connected layer (ablation)CNN+DIFF · MARSmAP: 44.8 -> 46.2Helped
jointly train feature learning and metric learning with TAM and SRM (ablation)CNN-based video re-identification · MARSRank@1: 58.5 -> 70.6Helped
jointly train feature learning and metric learning with TAM and SRM (ablation)CNN-based video re-identification · MARSmAP: 40.3 -> 50.7Helped
use only color images rather than color images and optical flowOurs versus McLaughlin et al. · iLIDS-VIDRank@1: 55.2 vs 58Mixed

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