Multi-branch attention feature fusion network for person re-identification
摘要
Multi-branch methods for person re-identification mainly extract features through separate branches, but often ignore correlations between them. We propose a Multi-Branch Attention Feature Fusion Network (MAFFN) to address this limitation. MAFFN contains three branches: attention, global, and local. The attention branch uses a Parallel Attention Module that combines channel and spatial attention. The global branch captures overall features, while the local branch learns fine-grained details. A feature fusion strategy strengthens correlations between branches, improving feature discrimination and robustness. Experimental evaluations conducted on three publicly available datasets validate the superiority of the MAFFN over other state-of-the-art methods. The code is available at https://github.com/JL0424/MAFFN.git.