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Adversarial Recovery Network for Low-Light Person Re-Identification

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Person re-identification (re-ID), which is to connect pedestrians with the same identity in different scenarios, has been more widely used in case detection of security. The re-ID datasets and technology have contributed greatly to advancing community research. There are currently no available low-light datasets due to the difficulty of collecting and labeling images of people in low-light scenes. As a result, the vast majority of current re-ID methods do not have the recognition capability in low-light scenes. However, the recognition of persons in the low-light surveillance video has become an important issue to be solved for urban security, which plays an important role in improving the crime-solving rate of public safety departments and protecting people's lives and property. In this paper, we propose an Adversarial Recovery Network (ARN) that, unlike other approaches, enables a re-ID model with low-light recognition capability without the need for low-light data. Specifically, we first degrade the original images to generate multi-level low-light images; then obtain recovered images through the adversarial recovery module, and finally input the recovered images into the CNN network to extract pedestrian recognition knowledge. In addition, to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method, we also propose a low-light re-ID dataset (LOLR). Extensive experiments on LOLR have shown that our method outperforms other competitors by a wide margin. The dataset and code are available online at https://github.com/xl02111/ARN.

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    ICIGP '23: Proceedings of the 2023 6th International Conference on Image and Graphics Processing
    January 2023
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