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On Denoising Walking Videos for Gait Recognition

CVPR 2025 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Video restoration with temporal priors · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes DenoisingGait, which combines one-step Stable Diffusion feature denoising with a geometry-driven feature matching module that turns diffusion features into static and dynamic 2-channel Gait Feature Fields for RGB-based gait recognition.

Problem

Vision-based gait recognition must remove identity-irrelevant cues (clothing texture, color) from RGB walking videos while retaining identity-discriminative gait patterns; silhouette and pose inputs are sparse and RGB methods remain noisy.

Approach

Use one-step denoising features from a pretrained latent diffusion model (Stable Diffusion 1.5) as knowledge-driven denoising, then condense multi-channel diffusion features at each foreground pixel into a two-dimensional direction vector via within-frame (static) and cross-frame (dynamic) feature matching, yielding Gait Feature Fields; texture suppression via random zero-padding of high-magnitude

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use diffusion features instead of RGB images (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 85.8 -> 89.5Helped
use diffusion features instead of gray images (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 83.8 -> 89.5Helped
use diffusion features instead of DINOv2 features (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 84.9 -> 89.5Helped
use diffusion features instead of silhouette and flow (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 82.8 -> 89.5Helped
add feature matching (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 83.1 -> 89.5Helped
add within-frame matching (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 77.7 -> 89.5Helped
add cross-frame matching (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 88.5 -> 89.5Helped
add background removal (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 79.0 -> 89.5Helped
add texture suppression (ablation)DenoisingGait on CCPG · CCPG, mean R1Rank-1 accuracy: 88.2 -> 89.5Helped
use DenoisingGait instead of BigGaitCCPG gait evaluation · CCPG, gait evaluation UPRank-1 accuracy: 89.0 -> 88.0Hurt
use DenoisingGait instead of BigGaitSUSTech1K within-domain evaluation · SUSTech1K, R-1Rank-1 accuracy: 96.2 -> 95.4Hurt
use DenoisingGait instead of BigGaitSUSTech1K within-domain evaluation · SUSTech1K, NTRank-1 accuracy: 85.3 -> 69.5Hurt

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: CCPG CASIA-B* SUSTech1K

Benchmarks: CCPG CASIA-B* SUSTech1K

Metrics: rank-1 accuracy rank-5 accuracy mean accuracy

Baselines: GaitSet GaitPart GaitBase DeepGaitV2 BigGait SkeletonGait++ MultiGait++ XGait GaitEdge BiFusion

Builds on: GaitBase Latent Diffusion Models BigGait SIFT optical flow

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