Domain Adaptable Normalization for Semi-Supervised Action Recognition in the Dark

Action recognition in the dark is gaining more and more attention with the rapid development of intelligent recognition applications in real-world applications, e.g. self-driving at night and night surveillance. However, limited by the expensive labeling cost, it is impractical to produce a large-scale labeled dataset only for dark environments. Therefore, a practical solution adopted is to transfer models trained from clear environments to dark environments through semi-supervised learning. However, prior works rely heavily on additional efforts such as extra annotations, or extra sensors. To this end, we proposed a novel and simple Domain Adaptable Normalization (DANorm) method to align different domains directly, which consists of feature normalization, angle constraint and the Pseudo-Label. Specifically, the proposed DANorm method enables the model automatically learning the associated features between labeled source domain and unlabeled target domain by constraining the feature subspace vectors. Experimental results show that our model achieves superiority performance on Semi-supervised ARID dataset. Code is available at: https://github.com/NikkiElwin/DANorm.