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Future work will focus on automatic classification of object type, and shape
parametrization methods. Both approaches are expected to improve re-identification
results, and to provide means for creating a hybrid “first classify, then re-identify”
approach-based solutions.
Acknowledgments Research is subsidized by the European Commission within FP7 project
“ADDPRIV” (“Automatic Data relevancy Discrimination for a PRIVacy-sensitive video surveil-
lance” , Grant Agreement No. 261653). The authors wish to thank the Gda nsk Science and Tech-
nology Park for their help in establishing the test bed for the experiments described in the chapter.
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