Authors
Zhaoxiang Zhang, Mo Wang, Xin Geng
Publication date
2015/10/20
Journal
Neurocomputing
Volume
166
Pages
151-163
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
The increase of population causes the raise of security threat in crowed environment, which makes crowd counting becoming more and more important. For common complexity scenes, existing crowd counting approaches are mainly based on regression models which learn a mapping between low-level features and class labels. One of the major challenges for generating a good regression function is the insufficient and imbalanced training data. Observationally, the problem of crowd counting has the characteristic that crowd images with adjacent class labels contain similar features, which can be utilized to reduce the effect of insufficiency and imbalance by the strategy of information reuse. Consequently, this paper introduces a label distribution learning (LDL) strategy into crowd counting, where crowd images are labelled with label distributions instead of the conventional single labels. In this way, one crowd …
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