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Chain-of-Thought Guided Multi-Modal Object Re-Identification

CVPR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Chain-of-thought multimodal reasoning

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Proposes CoT-ReID, which uses MLLM-generated chain-of-thought text to guide a DINOv3-based multi-modal (RGB/NIR/TIR) object re-identification model at early, cross-modal and decision levels.

Problem

Multi-modal object ReID (RGB, NIR, TIR and text) mostly uses static descriptive captions and ignores the logical hierarchy among semantic attributes; the paper asks whether CoT reasoning text can supply that structure.

Approach

Generates CoT reasoning chains and attribute captions per modality with Qwen-VL, then uses the CoT text in three places: as reverse embeddings in DINOv3 register tokens (CRE), as a semantic anchor and protective margin for cross-modal contrastive consistency (CT-CMC, building on InfoBridge), and as decision features (CTF).

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Experimental setup

Datasets: MSVR310 RGBNT100 WMVeID863 RGBNT201

Benchmarks: RGBNT100 WMVeID863 MSVR310 RGBNT201

Metrics: mAP CMC Rank-1 Rank-5 Rank-10

Baselines: HAMNet CCNet EDITOR TOP-ReID DeMo IDEA ICPL Mambapro 3M loss DINOv3

Builds on: DINOv3 CLIP InfoBridge IDEA DeMo

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