AgentPose: Progressive Distribution Alignment via Feature Agent for Human Pose Distillation
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| author | Zhang, Feng Liu, Jinwei Zhu, Xiatian Chen, Lei |
| author_facet | Zhang, Feng Liu, Jinwei Zhu, Xiatian Chen, Lei |
| contents | Pose distillation is widely adopted to reduce model size in human pose estimation. However, existing methods primarily emphasize the transfer of teacher knowledge while often neglecting the performance degradation resulted from the curse of capacity gap between teacher and student. To address this issue, we propose AgentPose, a novel pose distillation method that integrates a feature agent to model the distribution of teacher features and progressively aligns the distribution of student features with that of the teacher feature, effectively overcoming the capacity gap and enhancing the ability of knowledge transfer. Our comprehensive experiments conducted on the COCO dataset substantiate the effectiveness of our method in knowledge transfer, particularly in scenarios with a high capacity gap. |
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| spellingShingle | AgentPose: Progressive Distribution Alignment via Feature Agent for Human Pose Distillation Zhang, Feng Liu, Jinwei Zhu, Xiatian Chen, Lei Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Pose distillation is widely adopted to reduce model size in human pose estimation. However, existing methods primarily emphasize the transfer of teacher knowledge while often neglecting the performance degradation resulted from the curse of capacity gap between teacher and student. To address this issue, we propose AgentPose, a novel pose distillation method that integrates a feature agent to model the distribution of teacher features and progressively aligns the distribution of student features with that of the teacher feature, effectively overcoming the capacity gap and enhancing the ability of knowledge transfer. Our comprehensive experiments conducted on the COCO dataset substantiate the effectiveness of our method in knowledge transfer, particularly in scenarios with a high capacity gap. |
| title | AgentPose: Progressive Distribution Alignment via Feature Agent for Human Pose Distillation |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.08088 |