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Object detection on multiple datasets with an automatically learned unified label space.
PiGallery: AI-powered Self-hosted Secure Multi-user Image Gallery and Detailed Image analysis using Machine Learning, EXIF Parsing and Geo Tagging
Scaling Object Detection by Transferring Classification Weights
YOLOv4 (v3/v2) - Windows and Linux version of Darknet Neural Networks for object detection (Tensor Cores are used)
Convert OpenImages labels to be used for YOLOv3
Open Images is a dataset of ~9M images annotated with image-level labels, object bounding boxes, object segmentation masks, visual relationships, and localized narratives.
Train a custom semantic segmentation model using the Open Images Dataset and IceVision, an object detection framework that runs on top of PyTorch, FastAI, and PyTorch Lighting.
YOLO v3 on OpenImages dataset in CoreML with Vision implemented for iPhone iOS in Swift
Training a model for Instance segmentation and object detection with MaskRCNN with TensorFlow on a custom selected dataset from the open image.
Convert openimages v4 dataset to darknet train datas.
Animals object detection such as deer, horse, and rabbit in diverse settings using YOLOv5
Tools to set up and download the dataset + Sample dataset
Inceptionv3 model trained on OpenImages dataset, with code in Tensorflow
SugarKubes Public Documentation
This repo includes the implemetation of some of the state of the art object detectors on subsets of some of the most popular public datasets for object detection task.
Google OpenImages V7 is an open source dataset of 9.2 million images annotated with image-level labels, object bounding boxes, object segmentation masks, and visual relationships.
I improved the original toolkit for downloading images using OpenAI images datasets - OpenImages Downloader to add Resumable and version changing capabilities. This toolkit also supports xml as well as txt files as input and output.
Mahajan et al. and Yalniz et al. demonstrate the benefit of pre-training on large unlabeled image datasets using user tags as labels for weak-supervision. We take this approach further, considering whether the use of user tags in large labeled image datasets is beneficial.
Tools developed for sampling and downloading subsets of Open Images V5 dataset and joining it with YFCC100M
Training Fast RCNN on google open images dataset for object detection.