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Attention-guided Progressive Mapping for Profile Face Recognition
Junyang Huang, Changxing Ding
The past few years have witnessed great progress in the domain of face recognition thanks to advances in deep learning. However, cross pose face recognition remains a significant challenge. It is difficult for many deep learning algorithms to narrow the performance gap caused by pose variations; the main reasons for this relate to the intra-class discrepancy between face images in different poses and the pose imbalances of training datasets. Learning pose-robust features by traversing to the feature space of frontal faces provides an effective and cheap way to alleviate this problem. In this paper, we present a method for progressively transforming profile face representations to the canonical pose with an attentive pair-wise loss. Firstly, to reduce the difficulty of directly transforming the profile face features into a frontal pose, we propose to learn the feature residual between the source pose and its nearby pose in a block-byblock fashion, and thus traversing to the feature space of a smaller pose by adding the learned residual. Secondly, we propose an attentive pair-wise loss to guide the feature transformation progressing in the most effective direction. Finally, our proposed progressive module and attentive pair-wise loss are light-weight and easy to implement, adding only about 7:5% extra parameters. Evaluations on the CFP and CPLFW datasets demonstrate the superiority of our proposed method. Code is available at https://github.com/hjy1312/AGPM.
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