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<p>In recent years, Person Re-Identification (Re-ID) has seen remarkable progress in addressing the issue of clothing changes. However, in real-world scenarios, Re-ID is often further challenged by occlusions, while very little research has been conducted to explicitly tackle these two challenges simultaneously. To this end, we propose a method for Occluded Cloth-Changing Person Re-ID (OCCRe-ID) termed “OASL: Occlusion-aware Appearance and Shape Learning”. OASL introduces a <b>plug-and-play occlusion handling strategy</b> which can be seamlessly integrated into existing Re-ID methods, enabling them to <i>reason discriminative appearance and shape features</i> under occlusions. Specifically, our approach leverages occlusion type information to achieve two key objectives for occlusion-awareness: (1) guide the backbone to focus on extracting identity-aware appearance features from non-occluded image regions and reason features from occluded ones, and (2) recover pose keypoints from occluded regions for mitigating occlusions in shape encoding. Additionally, we construct E-PRCC, the <b>first dataset for OCCRe-ID</b>, with the aim of facilitating further research in this practical domain. Extensive experiments conducted on E-PRCC, LTCC, Occluded-REID, DeepChange, and Market-1501 datasets demonstrate that OASL achieves state-of-the-art performance, offering a robust solution to the dual challenges of occlusions and clothing changes in Person Re-ID.</p>

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Occlusion-aware appearance and shape learning for occluded cloth-changing person re-identification

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    2025年4月5日

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  • Vuong D. Nguyen,
  • Pranav Mantini,
  • Shishir K. Shah

摘要

In recent years, Person Re-Identification (Re-ID) has seen remarkable progress in addressing the issue of clothing changes. However, in real-world scenarios, Re-ID is often further challenged by occlusions, while very little research has been conducted to explicitly tackle these two challenges simultaneously. To this end, we propose a method for Occluded Cloth-Changing Person Re-ID (OCCRe-ID) termed “OASL: Occlusion-aware Appearance and Shape Learning”. OASL introduces a plug-and-play occlusion handling strategy which can be seamlessly integrated into existing Re-ID methods, enabling them to reason discriminative appearance and shape features under occlusions. Specifically, our approach leverages occlusion type information to achieve two key objectives for occlusion-awareness: (1) guide the backbone to focus on extracting identity-aware appearance features from non-occluded image regions and reason features from occluded ones, and (2) recover pose keypoints from occluded regions for mitigating occlusions in shape encoding. Additionally, we construct E-PRCC, the first dataset for OCCRe-ID, with the aim of facilitating further research in this practical domain. Extensive experiments conducted on E-PRCC, LTCC, Occluded-REID, DeepChange, and Market-1501 datasets demonstrate that OASL achieves state-of-the-art performance, offering a robust solution to the dual challenges of occlusions and clothing changes in Person Re-ID.