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Keeping Player IDs Straight on College Basketball Tape

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An 8-part test on college basketball footage compares McByte++ with and without ReID against a ByteTrack baseline. Both helped, and adding ReID kept player identities more stable through occlusion and re-entry.

Multi-Object TrackingReIDByteTrackMcByteSports AnalyticsMulti-Target Tracking
Category: perception
Author: @thelowpostcbb
Date: 2026-09-10T00:00:00
Duration: 77.878s
Source: https://x.com/thelowpostcbb/status/2098133845551845878

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