Count2Density maps per-image crowd counts into spatial density maps via an EMA historical bank and hypergeometric sampling, eliminating the need for point annotations.
Mixture of Counting CNNs: Adaptive Integration of CNNs Specialized to Specific Appearance for Crowd Counting
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This paper proposes a crowd counting method. Crowd counting is difficult because of large appearance changes of a target which caused by density and scale changes. Conventional crowd counting methods generally utilize one predictor (e,g., regression and multi-class classifier). However, such only one predictor can not count targets with large appearance changes well. In this paper, we propose to predict the number of targets using multiple CNNs specialized to a specific appearance, and those CNNs are adaptively selected according to the appearance of a test image. By integrating the selected CNNs, the proposed method has the robustness to large appearance changes. In experiments, we confirm that the proposed method can count crowd with lower counting error than a CNN and integration of CNNs with fixed weights. Moreover, we confirm that each predictor automatically specialized to a specific appearance.
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Count2Density: Crowd Density Estimation without Location-level Annotations
Count2Density maps per-image crowd counts into spatial density maps via an EMA historical bank and hypergeometric sampling, eliminating the need for point annotations.