TransReID: Transformer-Based Object Re-Identification
person ReID and vehicle ReID, with most state-of-the-art methods based on the CNN structure. A popular pipeline for object ReID is to design suitable loss functions to train a CNN backbone (e.g. ResNet [11]), which is used to extract features of images. The cross-entropy loss (ID loss) [56] and triplet loss [23] are most widely used in the deep ...
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