Abstract

Most of current visual search systems focus on image-to-image (point-to-point) search such as image and object retrieval. Nevertheless, fast image-to-video (point-to-set) search is much less exploited. This paper tackles object instance search in videos, where efficient point-to-set matching is essential. Through jointly optimizing vector quantization and hashing, we propose compressive quantization method to compressM object proposals extracted from each video into only k binary codes, where k ≪ M. Then the similarity between the query object and the whole video can be determined by the Hamming distance between the queryfs binary code and the videofs best-matched binary code. Our compressive quantization not only enables fast search but also significantly reduces the memory cost of storing the video features. Despite the high compression ratio, our proposed compressive quantization still can effec- tively retrieve small objects in large video datasets. System- atic experiments on three benchmark datasets verify the ef- fectiveness and efficiency of our compressive quantization.

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