Cross-modality person re-identification (CM-ReID) is a very challenging problem due to the discrepancy in data distributions between visible and near-infrared modalities. To obtain a robust sharing feature representation, existing methods mainly focus on image generation or feature constrain to decrease the modality discrepancy, which ignores the large gap between mixed-spectral visible images and single-spectral near-infrared images. In this paper, we address the problem by decoupling the mixed-spectral visible images into three single-spectral subspaces R, G, and B. By aligning the spectrum,...
