JOURNAL ARTICLE

Joint Feature and Similarity Deep Learning for Vehicle Re-identification

Jianqing ZhuHuanqiang ZengYongzhao DuZhen LeiLixin ZhengCanhui Cai

Year: 2018 Journal:   IEEE Access Vol: 6 Pages: 43724-43731   Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Abstract

In this paper, a joint feature and similarity deep learning (JFSDL) method for vehicle reidentification is proposed. The proposed JFSDL method applies a siamese deep network to extract deep learning features for an input vehicle image pair simultaneously. The siamese deep network is learned under the joint identification and verification supervision. The joint identification and verification supervision is realized by linearly combining two softmax functions and one hybrid similarity learning function. Moreover, based on the hybrid similarity learning function, the similarity score between the input vehicle image pair is also obtained by simultaneously projecting the element-wise absolute difference and multiplication of the corresponding deep learning feature pair with a group of learned weight coefficients. Extensive experiments show that the proposed JFSDL method is superior to multiple state-of-the-art vehicle re-identification methods on both the VehicleID and VeRi data sets.

Keywords:
Softmax function Artificial intelligence Deep learning Similarity (geometry) Computer science Pattern recognition (psychology) Feature (linguistics) Joint (building) Feature extraction Identification (biology) Feature learning Image (mathematics) Engineering

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Topics

Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Advanced Neural Network Applications
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Vehicle License Plate Recognition
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Media Technology
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