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发表于 2025-3-22 02:31:31
Domain Adaptation with a Domain Specific Class Means Classifierource domains. We make two contributions to the domain adaptation problem. First we extend the Nearest Class Mean (NCM) classifier by introducing for each class domain-dependent mean parameters as well as domain-specific weights. Second, we propose a generic adaptive semi-supervised metric learning
OMIT
发表于 2025-3-22 04:38:04
Nonlinear Cross-View Sample Enrichment for Action Recognitionlts from the high expense to label training samples and their insufficiency to capture enough variability due to viewpoint changes..In this paper, we propose a solution that enriches training data by transferring their features across views. The proposed method is motivated by the fact that cross-vi
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发表于 2025-3-22 12:12:15
Multi-Modal Distance Metric Learning: ABayesian Non-parametric Approachgeneous sources. Learning a similarity measure for such data is of great importance for vast number of applications such as ., ., ., etc..Defining an appropriate distance metric between data points with multiple modalities is a key challenge that has a great impact on the performance of many multime
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发表于 2025-3-22 12:55:52
Multi-Task Multi-Sample Learningle positive sample and all negative samples for the class. In this paper we develop a . (MSL) model which enables joint regularization of the E-SVMs without any additional cost over the original ensemble learning. The advantage of the MSL model is that the degree of sharing between positive samples
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发表于 2025-3-22 19:25:14
Learning Action Primitives for Multi-level Video Event Understandingfound recognition algorithms. In order to address this, we present an approach to discover action primitives, sub-categories of action classes, that allow us to model this intra-class variation. We learn action primitives and their interrelations in a multi-level spatio-temporal model for action rec
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发表于 2025-3-23 00:05:30
Learning Skeleton Stream Patterns with Slow Feature Analysis for Action RecognitionED lights). The motion sequences are collected into MoCap action datasets, e.g., 1973 [.] and CMU [.] MoCap action datasets.) action data suggest that skeleton joint streams contain sufficient intrinsic information for understanding human body actions. With the advancement in depth sensors, e.g., Ki
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发表于 2025-3-23 02:43:03
A Novel Visual Word Co-occurrence Model for Person Re-identificationem is fundamentally challenging due to appearance variations resulting from differing poses, illumination and configurations of camera views. To deal with these difficulties, we propose a novel visual word co-occurrence model. We first map each pixel of an image to a visual word using a codebook, wh
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发表于 2025-3-23 06:47:43
Joint Learning for Attribute-Consistent Person Re-Identificationmatching people across cameras with different viewpoints and lighting conditions, as well as across human pose variations. The literature has since devised several approaches to tackle these challenges, but the vast majority of the work has been concerned with appearance-based methods. We propose an