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Prototype Discriminative Learning for Image Set Classification
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This letter presents a prototype discriminative learning (PDL) method for image set classification. We aim to simultaneously learn prototypes and a linear discriminative projection to drive that in the target subspace each image set can be discriminated with its nearest neighbor prototype. To reveal the unseen appearance variations implicitly in an image set, the prototypes are actually virtual, which do not certainly appear in the set but are searched in the corresponding affine hull. Moreover, to enhance the stability and robustness of the learned target subspace, an orthogonality constraint is imposed on the projection. Thus, to optimize the prototypes and the projection jointly, we design a specific gradient descent mechanism by updating the projection on Stiefel manifold and the prototypes in Euclidean space in an alternative optimization manner. Experimental results on four challenging databases demonstrate the superiority of the proposed PDL method.
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Discriminative learning
image set classification
prototype learning
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