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Deep metric learning enables zero-shot person re-identification using force platform gait data. This approach effectively handles new identities without retraining, showing promise for security applications.

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  • Biometrics
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  • Forensic Science

Background:

  • Force platform gait data offers potential for person re-identification (re-ID).
  • Existing re-ID systems struggle with dynamic databases where identities are added or removed.
  • Deep metric learning (DML) provides a framework for learning comparable feature representations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To formulate force platform-based person re-ID as a deep metric learning task.
  • To evaluate DML model performance in a zero-shot learning setting with a large, diverse dataset.
  • To identify factors influencing re-ID accuracy, such as changes in walking speed and footwear.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a large and comprehensive force platform dataset with 193 identities.
  • Applied several deep metric learning model architectures.
  • Evaluated models in a challenging zero-shot re-ID scenario with limited prior samples per identity.

Main Results:

  • The best DML architecture achieved 85% accuracy in the zero-shot re-ID setting.
  • Accuracy was significantly higher (28% increase) for comparisons with consistent walking speed and footwear.
  • Performance decreased when comparing gait data with variations in speed or footwear.

Conclusions:

  • Deep metric learning algorithms show significant potential for zero-shot person re-identification using force platform gait data.
  • The study highlights the impact of environmental and behavioral variations on re-ID accuracy.
  • DML offers a flexible solution for re-ID systems that require dynamic identity management.