Spatially and Temporally Efficient Non-local Attention Network for Video-based Person Re-Identification
- NVAN
- STE-NVAN
Chih-Ting Liu, Chih-Wei Wu, Yu-Chiang Frank Wang and Shao-Yi Chien,
British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC), 2019
This is the pytorch implementatin of Spatially and Temporally Efficient Non-local Video Attention Network (STE-NVAN) for video-based person Re-ID.
It achieves 90.0% for the baseline version and 88.9% for the ST-efficient model in rank-1 accuracy on MARS dataset.
2021-06-13: We will update this repro to a new version, which is similar to our new work CF-AAN !
- Python3.5+
- Pytorch (We run the code under version 1.0.)
- torchvisoin (We run the code under version 0.2.2)
- Install dependancy. You can install all the dependancies by:
$ pip3 install numpy, Pillow, progressbar2, tqdm, pandas
We conduct experiments on MARS and DukeMTMC-VideoReID (DukeV) datasets.
For MARS dataset:
- Download and unzip the dataset from the official website. (Google Drive)
- Clone the repo of MARS-evaluation. We will need the files under info/ directory.
You will have the structure as follows:
path/to/your/MARS dataset/
|-- bbox_train/
|-- bbox_test/
|-- MARS-evaluation/
| |-- info/
- run
create_MARS_database.pyto create the database files (.txt and .npy files) into "MARS_database" directory.
$ python3 create_MARS_database.py --data_dir /path/to/MARS dataset/ \
--info_dir /path/to/MARS dataset/MARS-evaluation/info/ \
--output_dir ./MARS_database/
For DukeV dataset:
- Download and unzip the dataset from the official github page. (data link)
You will have the structure as follows:
path/to/your/DukeV dataset/
|-- gallery/
|-- query/
|-- train/
- run
create_DukeV_database.pyto create the database files (.txt and .npy files) into "DukeV_database" directory.
$ python3 create_DukeV_database.py --data_dir /path/to/DukeV dataset/ \
--output_dir ./DukeV_database/
We rewrite the evaluation code in here with python.
Furthermore, we follow the video-based evaluation metric in this paper.
In detail, we will sample the first frame in each chunk of a tracklet.
For testing, we provide three trained models on MARS dataset in this link.
You should first create a directory with this command: $ mkdir ckpt, to put these three models under the directory.
All three execution commands are in the script run_evaluate.sh.
You can check and alter the arguments inside and run
$ sh run_evaluate.sh
to obtain the rank-1 accuracy and the mAP score.
Some scores are different to those in my paper because some models are lost in my previous computer. (I've retrained them again.)
The evaluation commands of three models are as follows.
Uncomment this part. You will get R1=87.42% and mAP=79.44%.
# Evaluate ResNet50 + FPL (mean or max)
LOAD_CKPT=./ckpt/R50_baseline_mean.pth
python3 evaluate.py --test_txt $TEST_TXT --test_info $TEST_INFO --query_info $QUERY_INFO \
--batch_size 64 --model_type 'resnet50_s1' --num_workers 8 --S 8 \
--latent_dim 2048 --temporal mean --stride 1 --load_ckpt $LOAD_CKPT
Uncomment this part. You will get R1=90.00% and mAP=82.79%.
#Evaluate NVAN (R50 + 5 NL + FPL)
LOAD_CKPT=./ckpt/NVAN.pth
python3 evaluate.py --test_txt $TEST_TXT --test_info $TEST_INFO --query_info $QUERY_INFO \
--batch_size 64 --model_type 'resnet50_NL' --num_workers 8 --S 8 --latent_dim 2048 \
--temporal Done --non_layers 0 2 3 0 --load_ckpt $LOAD_CKPT \
Uncomment this part. You will get R1=88.69% and mAP=81.27%.
# Evaluate NVAN (R50 + 5 NL + Stripe + Hierarchical + FPL)
LOAD_CKPT=./ckpt/STE_NVAN.pth
python3 evaluate.py --test_txt $TEST_TXT --test_info $TEST_INFO --query_info $QUERY_INFO \
--batch_size 128 --model_type 'resnet50_NL_stripe_hr' --num_workers 8 --S 8 --latent_dim 2048 \
--temporal Done --non_layers 0 2 3 0 --stripe 16 16 16 16 --load_ckpt $LOAD_CKPT \
As mentioned in our paper, we have three kinds of models. (Baseline, NVAN, STE-NVAN)
You can alter the arguments in run_baseline.sh or just use this command:
$ sh run_baseline.sh
You can alter the arguments or uncomment this part in run_NL.sh:
# For NVAN
CKPT=ckpt_NL_0230
python3 train_NL.py --train_txt $TRAIN_TXT --train_info $TRAIN_INFO --batch_size 64 \
--test_txt $TEST_TXT --test_info $TEST_INFO --query_info $QUERY_INFO \
--n_epochs 200 --lr 0.0001 --lr_step_size 50 --optimizer adam --ckpt $CKPT --log_path loss.txt --class_per_batch 8 \
--model_type 'resnet50_NL' --num_workers 8 --track_per_class 4 --S 8 --latent_dim 2048 --temporal Done --track_id_loss \
--non_layers 0 2 3 0
Then run this script.
$ sh run_NL.sh
You can alter the arguments or uncomment this part in run_NL.sh:
# For STE-NVAN
CKPT=ckpt_NL_stripe16_hr_0230
python3 train_NL.py --train_txt $TRAIN_TXT --train_info $TRAIN_INFO --batch_size 64 \
--test_txt $TEST_TXT --test_info $TEST_INFO --query_info $QUERY_INFO \
--n_epochs 200 --lr 0.0001 --lr_step_size 50 --optimizer adam --ckpt $CKPT --log_path loss.txt --class_per_batch 8 \
--model_type 'resnet50_NL_stripe_hr' --num_workers 8 --track_per_class 4 --S 8 --latent_dim 2048 --temporal Done --track_id_loss \
--non_layers 0 2 3 0 --stripes 16 16 16 16
Then run this script.
$ sh run_NL.sh
@inproceedings{liu2019spatially,
title={Spatially and Temporally Efficient Non-local Attention Network for Video-based Person Re-Identification},
author={Liu, Chih-Ting and Wu, Chih-Wei and Wang, Yu-Chiang Frank and Chien, Shao-Yi},
booktitle={British Machine Vision Conference},
year={2019}
}
Chih-Ting Liu, Media IC & System Lab, National Taiwan University
E-mail : jackieliu@media.ee.ntu.edu.tw