Journal Article

·2022

Similarity based person re-identification for multi-object tracking using deep Siamese network

Harun Suljagic , Ertuğrul Bayraktar YTU , Numan Çelebi

Neural Computing and Applications

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Keywords

Computer science Artificial intelligence Similarity (geometry) Tracking (education) Object (grammar) Set (abstract data type) Pattern recognition (psychology) Identification (biology) Video tracking Process (computing) Feature (linguistics) Frame (networking) Artificial neural network Object detection Association (psychology) Computer vision Image (mathematics)

Subject Areas

Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods ·Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition ·Physical Sciences
Fire Detection and Safety Systems ·Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality ·Physical Sciences
Infrared Target Detection Methodologies ·Aerospace Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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