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Learning Continual Compatible Representation for Re-indexing Free Lifelong Person Re-identification

CVPR 2024 · Continual learning › Domain and prompt-based · approach: Lifelong person re-identification · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes C2R, a continual compatible representation method that transfers stored old gallery features into the new model's feature space so lifelong person re-ID works without re-indexing raw images.

Problem

Lifelong person re-identification normally requires re-indexing all historical gallery images after each model update, which is infeasible under data privacy constraints; the paper targets re-indexing-free L-ReID (RFL-ReID) where old gallery features from older models must remain compatible with the

Approach

A Continual Compatible Transfer network maps old gallery features into the new feature space stage by stage, trained with a balanced compatible distillation module (feature alignment plus relation distillation) and a balanced anti-forgetting distillation module (classifier-based and discriminative-consistency losses).

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace PatchKD* with C2RRFL-ReID, Order-1 · Order-1 averagemAP: 36.2 -> 39.5Helped
Replace PatchKD* with C2RRFL-ReID, Order-1 · Order-1 averageR@1: 44.4 -> 48.2Helped
Replace PatchKD* with C2RRFL-ReID, Order-2 · Order-2 averagemAP: 36.1 -> 39.7Helped
Replace PatchKD* with C2RRFL-ReID, Order-2 · Order-2 averageR@1: 44.5 -> 48.4Helped
Replace PatchKD with C2RL-ReID, Order-1 · Order-1 averagemAP: 43.7 -> 44.2Helped
Replace PatchKD with C2RL-ReID, Order-1 · Order-1 averageR@1: 53.7 -> 53.7No clear effect
Use adaptive rather than fixed am (ablation)C2R transfer network · Order-1 RFL-ReIDmAP: 39.5 vs 38.2, 38.7, 39.0, 38.4, 38.9, 38.7Helped
Use adaptive rather than fixed am (ablation)C2R transfer network · Order-1 RFL-ReIDR@1: 48.2 vs 46.3, 46.9, 47.6, 47.5, 47.8, 47.7Helped
Add CCT and compatible alignment loss Lca to the baseline (ablation)C2R · Order-1 RFL-ReIDmAP: 36.2 -> 37.9Helped
Add CCT and compatible alignment loss Lca to the baseline (ablation)C2R · Order-1 RFL-ReIDR@1: 44.4 -> 45.6Helped
Add relationship distillation loss Lcr (ablation)C2R with Lca · Order-1 RFL-ReIDmAP: 37.9 -> 38.1Helped
Add relationship distillation loss Lcr (ablation)C2R with Lca · Order-1 RFL-ReIDR@1: 45.6 -> 46.7Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Market-1501 CUHK-SYSU DukeMTMC-ReID MSMT17-V2 CUHK03

Benchmarks: Market-1501 CUHK-SYSU DukeMTMC-ReID MSMT17-V2 CUHK03

Metrics: mAP Rank-1 accuracy average forgetting

Baselines: JointTrain SPD LwF CRL AKA MEGE PatchKD CVS

Builds on: PatchKD compatible training AKA CVS

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