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You're sort-of on the right track with the delimeters. Here's how I did it and it can be cleaned up a bit, and you'll have to make a for loop to iterate through the arraylist and get each one, and split each one and print each one's 0'th index ( "str" is the string/text file you provided )

This will create the HTML for the tables without using a template.

I want to answer this question with the help of this article which I also used before and met the similar problem with yours. Here are the suggestions:

• Run YOLOv3 with darknet framework which will increase the performance.
• In your code snippet, it looks it doesn't let you to decide network input width and height so I don't know what you are using for them. Decreasing network width and height will increase the speed but oppositely decrease the accuracy.
• YOLOv3 trained for 80 objects but you only need some of them. I also only needed the cars in my project before. Unfortunately, you can't manipulate the weight file which is already trained and also you can not train your objects such well.
• The other way I also tried before is that I transfered YOLOv3 to another thread and I also didnt apply yolo to all frames. I only applied some of them, for example: 1 frame of each 10 frame. This was also helpful for me.
• Or you can choose a better cpu pc :)

If you want to fill ItemList variable in ItemManager class with strings in private products variable of class Item then you will have to declare ItemList as List ItemList = new List instead of List ItemList = new List();. Below is a sample console application.

Do not use ; in your CSS after the closing }.

visualize.display_instances() doesn't return anything, so in python it returns None by default. So you set masked_image to None on this line:

You can try something like this:

I`m not sure that i know your exact problem,but if your looking to have https connection. Use Encrypt SSL like this:

Install Let’s Encrypt Client:

I'm not sure if you're using any framework. So, you can do something like this: