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Vehicle re-identification for Visual Surveillance

Vehicle Re-identification for Visual Surveillance

Intelligent video surveillance systems are becoming an increasingly important major area of artificial intelligence as the use of motor vehicles in today’s transportation networks grows. In recent times re-identifying vehicles over a surveillance camera network have been proven to be the most effective method of efficiently controlling traffic, upholding the law, gathering information, and programming the traffic. Vehicle Re-ID seeks to recognize a target vehicle in several, non-overlapping camera perspectives. Compared to the common person re-ID issue, it has gotten far less attention in the computer vision community. The absence of pertinent research data and the unique 3D structure of a vehicle are two potential causes of this delayed progression. 

This research presents PAK Vehicle Re-ID Dataset (PV-ReID) with arbitrary viewpoints including unique vehicle identities based on Asian regions like Pakistan and India. In addition, a generalized pipeline for vehicle re-identification systems is presented.

Faculty

Students

  • Hasan Ali Asghar (MSCS-9 - May 2023)
  • Raja Muhammad Saad Bashir

Selected Publications

  1. M. S. Bashir, M. Shahzad, M. M. Fraz. “DUPL-VR: Deep unsupervised progressive learning for vehicle re-identification”,  In Advances in Visual Computing: 13th International Symposium, ISVC (2018) https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03801-4_26
  2. R. M. S. Bashir, M. Shahzad, M. M. Fraz. “Vr-proud: Vehicle re-identification using progressive unsupervised deep architecture”, In Pattern Recognition 90, 52-65 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.patcog.2019.01.008
  3. A. Asghar, B. Khan, Z. Zafar, A. Q. M. Sabri, M. M. Fraz. “Pakvehicle-reid: a multi-perspective benchmark for vehicle re-identification in unconstrained urban road environment”, In Multimedia Tools and Applications 83 (17), 53009-53024 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-023-17070-6

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