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MLCReID
The implementation for the Unsupervised Person Re-identification via Multi-label Classification, which is accepted by CVPR2020
Preparetion
Prerequisites
- Python 3.7
- Pytorch 1.3
- Torchvision 0.5
- Easydict 1.9
- Yaml 0.1
Data preparation
please refer to ECN to prepare dataset, the file structure is like
MLCReID/data
├── market
│ └── boundingbox_train
│ └── boundingbox_test
│ └── bounding_box_train_camstyle
│ └── query
├── duke
│ └── boundingbox_train
│ └── boundingbox_test
│ └── bounding_box_train_camstyle
│ └── query
└── msmt17
│ └── boundingbox_train
│ └── boundingbox_test
│ └── bounding_box_train_camstyle
│ └── query
Pretrained model
ResNet-50 pretrained on ImageNet is needed for model initialization, download and put it into models/imagenet dictionary (you can also omit this step by changing the code in resnet.py so that torchvision will automatically download it)
mkdir models
mkdir models/imagenet
The file tree should be
MLCReID/models
└── imagenet
└── resnet50-19c8e357.pth
Logs and Output
The training logs and checkpoints are saved in output dictionary.
mkdir output
Train and Test
We utilize 1 GTX-2080TI GPU for model training, the hyper-parameters are set in configure files in experiments dictionary.
For example, training on Market-1501:
python tools/train.py --experiments experiments/market.yml --gpus 0
If you want to train model on DukeMTMC-reID or MSMT17, just replace the configure files.
python tools/train.py --experiments experiments/duke.yml --gpus 0
python tools/train.py --experiments experiments/msmt17.yml --gpus 0
If you want to test model, change the MODEL_FILE in configure file to the model path, then run following command:
python tools/test.py --experiments experiments/market.yml --gpus 0
You can also find these commands in scripts dictionary.