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Human Re-Identification with a Robot Thermal Camera Using Entropy-Based Sampling

delete2019-05-15
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Serhan Coşar *
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Nicola Bellotto
DOI:10.1007/s10846-019-01026-wdelete
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Human re-identification is an important feature of domestic service robots, in particular for elderly monitoring and assistance, because it allows them to perform personalized tasks and human-robot interactions. However vision-based re- identification systems are subject to limitations due to human pose and poor lighting conditions. This paper presents a new re-identification method for service robots using thermal images. In robotic applications, as the number and size of thermal datasets is limited, it is hard to use approaches that require huge amount of training samples. We propose a re-identification system that can work using only a small amount of data. During training, we perform entropy-based sampling to obtain a thermal dictionary for each person. Then, a symbolic representation is produced by converting each video into sequences of dictionary elements. Finally, we train a classifier using this symbolic representation and geometric distribution within the new representation domain. The experiments are performed on a new thermal dataset for human re-identification, which includes various situations of human motion, poses and occlusion, and which is made publicly available for research purposes. The proposed approach has been tested on this dataset and its improvements over standard approaches have been demonstrated.
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Service robots
Re-identification
Elderly care
Thermal camera
Occlusion
Body motion
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JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT & ROBOTIC SYSTEMS
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University of Lincoln
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