ReID Models
Use this page to compare ReID backbones by compute, parameter count, embedding size, and available same-domain evaluation results.
Model Reference
Same-domain scores are reported as rank-1 (mAP). Rows with - do not yet have a documented same-domain result in this table. GFLOPs are input-size dependent and should be read together with the Input column; rows are not normalized to one common crop.
| Model | GFLOPs | Input | Params | Embedding | Market1501 | CUHK03-L | CUHK03-D | DukeMTMC-reID | MSMT17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
osnet_x0_25 |
0.08 | 256x128 | 0.59M | 512 | 91.2 (75.0) | - | - | 82.0 (61.4) | 61.4 (29.5) |
osnet_x0_5 |
0.27 | 256x128 | 1.02M | 512 | 92.5 (79.8) | - | - | 85.1 (67.4) | 69.7 (37.5) |
osnet_x0_75 |
0.57 | 256x128 | 1.67M | 512 | 93.7 (81.2) | - | - | 85.8 (69.8) | 72.8 (41.4) |
mobilenetv4_conv_small |
0.72 | 384x128 | 6.14M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
osnet_x1_0 |
0.98 | 256x128 | 2.56M | 512 | 94.2 (82.6) | - | - | 87.0 (70.2) | 74.9 (43.8) |
mobilenetv4_conv_medium |
2.02 | 384x128 | 12.12M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
mobilenetv4_conv_large |
4.68 | 384x128 | 35.02M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
hi_afa |
2.24† | 384x128 | 12.76M† | 8192 | 97.0 (91.8)† | - | - | 91.7 (82.9)† | 87.6 (71.9)† |
lmbn_n |
4.87 | 384x128 | 9.15M | 3584 | 96.3 (91.5) | 87.2 (85.1) | 84.9 (82.4) | - | - |
lmbn_ain_n |
4.87 | 384x128 | 9.15M | 3584 | - | - | - | - | - |
csl_tinyvit_7m |
5.18 | 384x128 | 9.79M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
csl_tinyvit_7m_v20 |
3.29‡ | 384x128 | 6.94M‡ | 1152 | 95.6 (90.0)‡ | - | - | - | - |
csl_tinyvit_11m |
8.29 | 384x128 | 15.46M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
csl_tinyvit_11m_v20 |
5.85 | 384x128 | 13.51M | 1536 | 95.9 (91.0)§ | - | - | - | - |
csl_tinyvit_23m |
15.15 | 384x128 | 25.71M | 1536 | - | - | - | - | - |
The linked OSNet scores use the published same-domain softmax setup with 256x128 input, random flip augmentation, and Euclidean distance. The lmbn_n scores are the LightMBN paper row reported as Ours LightMBN with an OSNet backbone. MobileNetV4, LMBN, Hi-AFA, and CSL-TinyViT rows use the 384x128 BoxMOT ReID crop used by their training configs.
† Hi-AFA complexity and scores are reported by the
Hi-AFA paper; they are not a
BoxMOT checkpoint result. The current implementation has 11.78M parameters
with Market1501's 751 classifiers. It emits the 8192-D
balanced_unique_raw_pooled_streams descriptor: 16 unique 512-D streams are
normalized independently before concatenation and final normalization, and the
evaluation-only DropBlock duplicate of g4 is omitted. The paper does not
publish code and leaves attention gamma, DropBlock geometry, label smoothing,
its learning-rate schedule, and shared versus branch-specific center tables
unspecified. The stabilized hi_afa_market1501 recipe uses zero-initialized,
trainable LDAM residual gates and disables the ambiguous shared 22-stream center
objective while recording BoxMOT's other explicit reproduction assumptions.
‡ csl_tinyvit_7m_v20 names the promoted RGB inference topology explicitly.
Its 6,937,893 parameters count a normal 751-class training construction without
privileged anatomy; runtime deployment removes classifiers and folds BNNecks.
The full V20 training recipe enables a 227,118-parameter, training-only anatomy
teacher and therefore contains 7,165,011 parameters. The reported Market1501
result is 95.58 rank-1 / 89.96 mAP from that recipe's compact FP16 checkpoint
reloaded for RGB inference.
csl_tinyvit_11m is the configurable generic 11M constructor.
csl_tinyvit_11m_v20 fixes the promoted semantic-fine, depthwise-separable,
scale-balanced topology under an explicit checkpoint-safe name.
§ The 95.90 rank-1 / 91.02 mAP Market1501 result was produced by the A11v8
multiscale EMA pose teacher, now captured by the
csl_tinyvit_11m_v20_pose_teacher training recipe. Its privileged branch raises
the 751-class training construction from 13,514,597 to 13,887,539 parameters,
but is pruned for deployment; inference remains the 13.51M, 1536-D RGB V20
model. The RGB-only csl_tinyvit_11m recipe is a separate training policy.