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The Problem of Human Re-Identification

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Human Re-Identification

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One of the ultimate goal of computer science is to endow computers in addition to exceptional speed of calculation with advanced intelligence, rich emotions, and accurate perceptions, just like those of humans. One major step toward that is to enable computers to sense like a human being. In particular, computer vision is the set of technologies that can make computers to see.

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Wu, Z. (2016). The Problem of Human Re-Identification. In: Human Re-Identification. Multimedia Systems and Applications. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-40991-7_1

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