Gait Recognition
Overview
Gait recognition studies how to identify people from the way they walk, even when faces are unavailable or capture conditions vary. Methods learn identity cues from silhouettes, video, body poses or skeletons, and temporal motion; newer work also combines cameras with sensors such as LiDAR and event cameras, or uses language-guided features. Benchmarks such as CASIA-B, SUSTech1K, GREW, and Gait3D test performance across viewpoints, clothing, carrying conditions, and real-world scenes. A central challenge is learning identity features that remain reliable across modalities, sessions, occlusion, and appearance changes without exposing sensitive personal information.
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