为平衡的行人属性识别进行异质特征重新采样

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    本研究引入了用于行人属性识别 (PAR) 的新方法,以解决数据不平衡的问题. 功能重新抽样分离学习 (FRDL) 和梯度导向增强翻译 (GOAT) 提高了对现实数据集的性能.

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