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Join us as we unpack a dense, multimodal AI stack designed to detect, track, and identify players in chaotic basketball footage. We explore RFDETR-based detection, SAM2 with a temporal memory bank for re-identification after occlusions, and team clustering via SigLep, UMA, and K-means. Then we dive into jersey-number extraction—comparing a fine-tuned VLM2 approach with a specialized ResNet—plus an iOS-overlap verification and frame-stability heuristic to lock IDs across frames. We also discuss current speed bottlenecks (SAM2 as the bottleneck, around 1–2 FPS on a T4) and what it would take to reach real-time 60 FPS for on-court analytics and decision-making.
Source: https://blog.roboflow.com/identify-basketball-players/
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