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Domain Adaptive Pedestrian Re-recognition for Oilfield Operations Security

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In oil field operations, accidents often occur, with personnel error, improper behavior, and mechanical failures accounting for a significant proportion. To improve safety levels, pedestrian re-identification technology has been widely used. However, the complex nature of oil field operations leads to traditional technologies having high error and missing identification rates. Field adaptive pedestrian re-identification technology for oil field safety uses deep learning algorithms to self-adapt and learn, improving accuracy and stability to enable monitoring and management of personnel behavior for safety in oil field operations.

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    CSAI '23: Proceedings of the 2023 7th International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
    December 2023
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    ISBN:9798400708688
    DOI:10.1145/3638584

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