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Mahalanobis Distance-based Multi-view Optimal Transport for Multi-view Crowd Localization

2024-09-03 · Qi Zhang, Kaiyi Zhang, Antoni B. Chan, Hui Huang

Multi-view crowd localization predicts the ground locations of all people in the scene. Typical methods usually estimate the crowd density maps on the ground plane first, and then obtain the crowd locations. However, the performance of existing methods is limited by the ambiguity of the density maps in crowded areas, where local peaks can be smoothed away. To mitigate the weakness of density map supervision, optimal transport-based point supervision methods have been proposed in the single-image crowd localization tasks, but have not been explored for multi-view crowd localization yet. Thus, in this paper, we propose a novel Mahalanobis distance-based multi-view optimal transport (M-MVOT) loss specifically designed for multi-view crowd localization. First, we replace the Euclidean-based transport cost with the Mahalanobis distance, which defines elliptical iso-contours in the cost function whose long-axis and short-axis directions are guided by the view ray direction. Second, the object-to-camera distance in each view is used to adjust the optimal transport cost of each location further, where the wrong predictions far away from the camera are more heavily penalized. Finally, we propose a strategy to consider all the input camera views in the model loss (M-MVOT) by computing the optimal transport cost for each ground-truth point based on its closest camera. Experiments demonstrate the advantage of the proposed method over density map-based or common Euclidean distance-based optimal transport loss on several multi-view crowd localization datasets. Project page: https://vcc.tech/research/2024/MVOT.

📄 PDF Abstract BibTeX arXiv:2409.01726

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zqyq/Mahalanobis-Distance-based-Multi-view-Optimal-Transport-for-Multi-view-Crowd-Localization 공식 구현 pytorch

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Multiview Detection

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