This work proposes to solve the problem of few-shot biometric authentication by computing the Mahalanobis distance between testing embeddings and a multivariate Gaussian distribution of training embeddings obtained using pre-trained CNNs. Experimental results show that models pre-trained on the ImageNet dataset significantly outperform models pre-trained on human faces. With a VGG16 model, we obtain a FRR of 1.18% for a FAR of 1.25% on a dataset of 20 cattle identities.
翻译:这项工作建议通过计算测试嵌入物与通过培训前CNN获得的培训嵌入物的多变量分布之间的Mahalanobis距离,解决少量生物鉴别认证问题。 实验结果表明,在图像网络数据集上预先培训的模型大大超过在人脸上预先培训的模型。 有了VGG16模型,我们获得的FAR为1. 18%,而FAR为1. 25%,其数据集为20个牲畜身份。</s>