Yolact_minimal | Minimal PyTorch implementation of YOLACT | Machine Learning library
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Minimal PyTorch implementation of Yolact:《YOLACT: Real-time Instance Segmentation》. The original project is here. This implementation simplified the original code, preserved the main function and made the network easy to understand. This implementation has not been updated to Yolact++.
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- Evaluate an image
- Dump data to disk
- Add a bounding box
- Add a mask to the layer
- Compute NMS
- Compute the loss function
- Compute the L1 correlation matrix
- Compute the loss
- After numpy ndarray
- Sanitize coordinates
- Crop a numpy array
- Perform a forward transformation on a feature matrix
- Partitions x into a list of windows
- Reverse a window of windows
- Wrapper for nms
- Compute the NMS for the given boxes
- Get configuration
- Print the cfg configuration
- Encodes the given matrices
- Augment an image
- Saves the latest weight
- Compute the NMS score
- Saves the best model in the network
- Load weights
- Generate anchors for the image
- Forward attention layer
- Draw an image
- Return the bounding box of a given mask
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QUESTION
I'm trying to replicate bounding box regression technique used in faster-rcnn as given here. I've made a decoding fuunction and an encoding function. Ideally, when passing a bounding box to the encoder and then decoding it, I should get the same bounding box.
Here, are my input bounding boxes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 08:23The problem was in my decode
function in calculating [x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max]
. It should have been like this:
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