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I am working on Real Time Object Detection using YOLOv3 with OpenCV and Python. It's works well. Currently I try to capture detected image of object and display in flask. Do someone know how to implement this features? Hope someone can helps. I got the tutorial based on this link https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/real-time-object-detection-using-yolov3-with-opencv-and-python-64c985e14786
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Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 06:58Using the bounding box coordinates of the detected object, you can crop a new image out of it and then save it to display.
Try this:
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I'm using a laptop with GPU 0: Intel(R) HD Graphics 630 and GPU 1: GTX1050 TI. I just finished setting up YOLO environment in Anaconda Environment using the following tutorial: https://appliedmachinelearning.blog/2018/05/27/running-yolo-v2-for-real-time-object-detection-on-videos-images-via-darkflow/
The problem is: whenever I try to render a video with YOLO in Anaconda environment using GPU
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Answered 2019-Aug-22 at 02:01clone https://github.com/thtrieu/darkflow,
download necessary .cfg and weights from https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/,
save them in cfg folder and a new bin folder respectively inside darkflow-master.
conda create -n darkflow-env python=3.6
activate darkflow-env
pip install tensorflow-gpu
(pip, not conda. This step should also install CUDA and cuDNN automatically, no separate download needed.)
conda install cython numpy
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda install opencv
go to your darkflow-master folder and copy the path
cd to the path (still using the Anaconda Prompt)
python setup.py build_ext --inplace
python flow --model cfg/yolo.cfg --load bin/yolov2.weights --demo videofile.mp4 --saveVideo --gpu 0.7
(the videofile.mp4 is the video to be rendered, I put it inside darkflow-master folder directly)
wait and you'll see output video in the darkflow-master folder (on my laptop with GTX1050 TI graphic card, the rendering speed is around 8.5 FPS).
If you encounter any problem like Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools is required, then just download from Microsoft website, remember to install the SDK along with the installation too. For more information about this problem you may refer to https://github.com/thtrieu/darkflow/issues/788.
QUESTION
I followed this tutorial: https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2017/09/11/object-detection-with-deep-learning-and-opencv/ I changed this part where I converted the image feed to grayscale before inserting it to the neural network
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Answered 2018-Sep-05 at 15:12The vast majority of these models require color, i.e. 3-channel images; by converting to grayscale you end up with a single-channel image, and the code crashes.
Let's have a quick look to confirm this; the script in the linked blog post is run as
QUESTION
I was trying to implement the example given in the blog (found here) for real time object detection using spring cloud data flow but could not download / find the image-viewer sink app as mentioned in the blog which super imposes the image with object detection done using tensorflow.
I am trying to bulk import applications from below bit.ly URL : bit.ly/Darwin-SR1-stream-applications-kafka-maven
Any help appreciated.
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Answered 2018-Aug-19 at 21:22The image-viewer
from the blog is not an official sink application. It is available for experimentation from a personal repo, though.
Christian's repository includes the collection of all the utility Apps pertaining to Tensorflow and there's an easy getting-started guide to get this up and running on your environment.
QUESTION
I would like create my own deep neural network model. I would like use a python script to detect specific object.
It is possible to create my own caffemodel
file (or other model file) using python or c++ with a set of pictures ?
Do you have any research or tracks ?
For example, I would like create simylary programm like this project, but with my own deep neural image network without image-net neural pictures network:
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Answered 2018-May-22 at 10:22I have found this project on GitHub. It explained how build own deep neural network model file with images.
QUESTION
I've been struggling trying to find a solution to this problem, and it may be simpler than I'm thinking.
I'm currently building an app that needs to analyze an image using TensorFlow. That part I've been able to get up and working no problem (think the "not a hotdog" app).
The problem I'm running into is that the image I need to analyze is going to contain several of the individual images I'm after.
TLDR; The best way I can think to explain, is that I have trained a model to analyze an individual egg. Now I take a picture of an egg carton (somewhat symmetrical, and orderly, but could be different angles/lighting/etc.) How would I got about extracting the individual eggs from the picture to analyze individually? The other key piece is that I need them ordered (top to bottom, or bottom to top, NOT by best match if, for example, using the OpenCV matchTemplate
method)
I would love to share code, but so far it's all been research, which is what led me to OpenCV, and so far I've only added it as a library dependancy. I've looked at template matching, flood filling, etc. I just can't tie it all together to be able to "cut up" the image into it's individual pieces.
I hope this is enough to go off of, but please let me know and I can try to add more detail.
As a reference I've read through these examples:
https://samwize.com/2013/06/09/using-opencv-to-match-template-multiple-times/
https://www.toptal.com/machine-learning/real-time-object-detection-using-mser-in-ios ...and numerous others, these ones just seemed the most relevant to what I'm trying to accomplish.
EDIT As an example, I found this image that provides a good comparison to what I'll be working with. Given this image of lego blocks, how would I export the individual pieces? I'm not too concerned with extra data (i.e. doesn't need to crop it exactly, just need to separate the pieces). The other key thing is that I need them ordered from top to bottom (in the example image the blue block would be #1, red #2, etc.)
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Answered 2018-May-20 at 12:31Not having a sample image to test, I can just give you a theoretical way on how to proceed.
You can just use OTSU binarization to the original image, and get a black and white image, where each egg is a white blob on a black background.
(optional: run some morphological operation like erosion, opening, ecc to separate touching eggs)
On this image, you can use cv::findContours
to extract the borders of every single egg.
Now on every border, you can use cv::minAreaRect
to find the bounding box of every egg.
Filter out, using some thresholding on the area of the bounding box, the false positives.
Now you got an array of rotated bounding boxes that you can use for extracting the same regions in the original image and feed them as input to your trained network (and since you're using tensorflow, you can create a batch of images and feed all the batch as input to your network, to run the evaluation in parallel)
Here's a skech in python ("image.png" is your lego blocks image):
QUESTION
I have use codes from this link and sucessfully done the detection but the problem is it is only from webcam. I tried to modify the code so that it can read from file. the part I have modified is : I have written this
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Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 07:59I am unfamiliar with any of the code you are referencing, but the error is straightforward and similar errors hav been answered in other questions: You're trying to do a fancy method on a plain tuple object. Here's an example of this python concept using a common package, numpy for arrays:
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